There are dozens of ads of that attraction posted along I-70 in MO.Quote:
Originally Posted by Quebec Gen
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There are dozens of ads of that attraction posted along I-70 in MO.Quote:
Originally Posted by Quebec Gen
Depending upon when Gen took that photo -- it could have been the "Elvis is Alive" museum that used to be in Wright City, Missouri. But the owner, Bill Beeny, closed the attraction in November, 2007. I know that most, if not all, of the original collection was purchased by an Elvi collector, Andy Key, who intends to re-open the collection in Hattiesburg, Mississippi. In fact, RoadsideAmerica.com published a report in July, 2008 which essentially confirms that it is open again.
Is this the one?
Mark
{WY State Capitol photo by Gerald Thurman}
Nope, that was Nostalgiaville outside Kingdom City.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mark Sedenquist
Hmm...Isn't that in Cheyenne? My computer screen his not working properly (too dark), so I'm not sure but the statue looks like that of a woman. I'll take a wild guess on this one: the person responsible for making Wyoming the first State to give the women the right to vote??Quote:
Originally Posted by Mark Sedenquist
Yes, it is the front of the state capitol in Cheyenne
[Esther Morris Photo by Gerald Thurman]
Looks very much like the Rio Grande River – probably taken from the Rio Grande Gorge Bridge, near Taos New Mexico.
Look further north!Quote:
Originally Posted by Eris
Further north suggest Colorado.
It’s a while since I was there but is it at the Black Canyon of the Gunnison River from Sunset View.