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Attractions | Characters | Giants | Roadside Men | Signage Icons | Statues | Water Towers

 

Roadside Giants Southeast

Look up for the Southeast’s oversized fruit, enormous animals, and everyday objects built far beyond ordinary size. These giants gave travelers something to spot in the distance and a good excuse to stop for a photo.

Roadside Men Southeast

Meet the towering fiberglass fellows standing watch outside the Southeast’s shops and businesses. With work clothes, oversized tools, and a steady roadside gaze, these familiar figures knew how to get a motorist’s attention.

Roadside Attractions Southeast

Take a detour for the unusual stops and unexpected creations that make a road trip memorable. From elaborate displays to curious local landmarks, these attractions offered travelers another answer to “What’s down this road?”

Roadside Characters Southeast

Say hello to the Southeast’s cows, mascots, and other familiar roadside personalities. Whether greeting customers or simply watching traffic, these characters could make a business easy to remember long after the trip was over.

Roadside Statues Southeast

Explore the Southeast’s roadside statues, from towering figures visible across town to smaller landmarks beside the highway. Their poses, expressions, and unexpected settings give passing travelers plenty of reasons for a closer look.

Signage Icons Southeast

Look for giant pencils and other oversized objects advertising the Southeast’s roadside businesses. When the product itself becomes the sign, there’s often little doubt about what’s waiting inside.

Roadside Water Towers Southeast

Scan the skyline for the Southeast’s water towers, from plain working structures to colorful landmarks. Rising above rooftops and treetops, these towers often announce a town before its welcome sign comes into view.

 

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