Kansas, we’ve got something good for you today. The best roadside attractions are easy to visit, and offer quick entertainment at little or no cost to you. Kansas itself has a number of crazy roadside attractions, with “World’s Largest” things sprinkled over the state. The city of Lucas is home to a number of oddities, including the wacky Garden of Eden, a toilet shaped building, and a winery straight from Oz itself, but what you don’t often see mentioned is probably the most unique roadside attraction in the whole state.

If you're reading this out loud, take a deep breath., because this is a big one.
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The World's Largest Collection of World's Smallest Versions of World's Largest Things is in part a mobile attraction, with one part, seen below, stationary behind the Garden of Eden (a must-see as well) and holds a large part of the collection.
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Features include a mini version of the largest easel in Goodland, the world's largest wren in Topeka, and other famous huge things, like our beloved ball of twine in Cawker City.
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Erika Nelson, the artist in charge here, also travels on the road with the WLCoWSVoWLT Sideshow Extravaganza in a less conspicuous vehicle with a smaller portion of her collection.
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Currently, a stationary museum is in the works in downtown Lucas, and I couldn't be more excited to make sure everyone knows! It's truly a unique item on Kansas' attractions list.
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Who’s ready to explore the wonders of this giant collection of tiny-giant things? If you’re looking for other unique Kansas spots, check out this special place.

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