Superlatives USA: The Largest, Smallest, Longest, Shortest, and Wackiest Sites in America

Superlatives USA: The Largest, Smallest, Longest, Shortest, and Wackiest Sites in America

by Melissa L. Jones

150 pages· 2005· ISBN 9781931868853

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The nation s biggest tricycle, its sunniest city, its fastest glacier, its most secure prison---the list of American superlatives is long and nowhere can travelers buy a guide to find them all. Superlatives USA provides a wealth of information and humorous stories about the sites and the curators who watch over them for more than 100 of America s superlatives like: the biggest T-Rex skeleton in Chicago and the largest door in Cape Canaveral, Florida. The book is organized by state, making it easy to pinpoint locations on a drive, like seeing the country s smallest church on your way to Disneyland. Also included are photos, directions to the sites, and information on fees and hours."

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