Roadside Memories
Do You Remember This Long Lost Alligator Farm in California?
The popular Los Angeles attraction that let kids ride alligators closed in 1984.
How New Jersey’s Brigantine Castle Revolutionized Haunted Houses Before Vanishing Forever
The pier side haunt was first constructed in 1976.
Whatever Happened to Pirates World? The Forgotten Theme Park Where The Doors Played
The park featured themed areas, rides from the World’s Fair, and even a film studio.
Can You Still Visit Bedrock City? The Famous ‘Flintstones’ Theme Park Explained
This roadside attraction that entertained visitors for decades is being revitalized by new owners.
Roy Rogers’ Museum Was Inspired By Another Western Icon — Here’s Why It Disappeared
Roy Rogers, ‘King of the Cowboys,’ built one of America’s most unique museums alongside his wife Dale Evans.
Do You Remember MTV’s Museum Of UnNatural History?
In 1988 commercials boasted that ‘A living, breathing slice of MTV has been let loose in the malls of America!’