One of the best things about a road trip is uncovering new experiences that weren't even on your radar. As we travel the country, it's very hard for my wife and me to pass up a historical marker. Often something small happened in that location, but other times it's a grain elevator museum or an old train depot. Fantastic reminders of the development of modern conveniences.
One such place caught our eye in the city of Shreveport, Louisiana. Shreveport isn't what many would call a tourist town, but we were swept away by its charm, it's food and its history. On today's episode, the Shreveport Water Works Museum.
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Grant's Farm
The TCL Chinese Theatre
The American Banjo Museum
Pikes Peak
The Mars Cheese Castle
Central Park
Cedar Point
Oliver Lee
Fenway Park
Monument Valley
Rock Island
White Pillars
Hjemkomst
The World's Largest Truck Stop
The National Naval Aviation Museum and the Blue Angels
The Copper Mines of Jerome, Arizona
The Mammoth Site
The SPAM Museum
Eyes on the Sky in Platte River, Nebraska
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