@HelloIAmClutch we knew it would be amazing. But we were blown away. When you stand in those rooms and see how massive they are it really is breath taking.
I was wondering if you'd been there yet...well, you have! I've been there at least five times over the years. It has such an eerie yet mystical aura. Truly a collection of collections. Not being sure of your itinerary you weren't too awfully far from the grotto in Dickeyville, WI. That's a great attraction and has a gift shop as well. Note: The Burma Shave signs @31:06 brought to memory an elderly fellow(George Preston) who used to own a former gas station on the main highway through Iowa. The building was covered in old signs of all kinds. He produced a 'Burma Shave Rap' cassette in the late 80s or 90s which was amusing and he was also a guest on the Johnny Carson show. I believe he passed away in the mid 90s. Speaking on roadside America(if you don't already know) there was a series back in the late 80s - mid 00s called, 'Rare Visions and Roadside Revelations' for Kansas City Public Television. These three guys travelled around the country looking for unique roadside attractions. Well produced and quite engrossing. Sometimes you can find the DVDs floating out there for sale. Great video, thanks for sharing!
@jarlsoars1150 thank you so much. That was our one and only time to House on the Rock. The Grotto is on our list for our next trip to Wisconsin. Thank you for telling me about that Kansas TV show, we did not know about it but now we will find it and check it out.
I can imagine the world’s biggest rideable carousel at a theme park that’s a 60-foot-wide two-story model with a selection of rideable animals of various species along with chariots, spinning tubs, and some vehicles such as motorcycles!
@@JoeJoyHaveLanded what's fun about wall drug and the corn palace, are the old style giant billboards that go for miles on the interstate. By the time you get there, they have you all worked up that there is no way you can pass it. I've traveled all over the usa and lived in several states, coast to coast. I love attractions. So after I go through your videos, I'll share some neat places for you to check out. I'm 8n my 60s and had the travel bug since I could walk 😆. In fact, I just bought a new place in the mountains and preparing to move again. I can't wait to watch all your videos! Both of you are just a perfect match for this. Traveling is hard on relationships, I've been through a few tough ladies. I'm sl9wing down, but used to get the travel bug after a month or so. I wish I had youtube in my prime. Best of luck!
@JackStrap-dx5gf thank you for all the kind words. And suggestions are always recommended, we love learning about places we do not know of yet. The travel bug has bit us bade. Lol
Awesome place
@alanwilliamson6421 it really was. We never seen anyplace like it ever.
Absolutely one of, if not THE, best roadside attratction! The Organ Room might be my absolute favorite room in the entire country.
@HelloIAmClutch we knew it would be amazing. But we were blown away. When you stand in those rooms and see how massive they are it really is breath taking.
I was wondering if you'd been there yet...well, you have! I've been there at least five times over the years. It has such an eerie yet mystical aura. Truly a collection of collections. Not being sure of your itinerary you weren't too awfully far from the grotto in Dickeyville, WI. That's a great attraction and has a gift shop as well. Note: The Burma Shave signs @31:06 brought to memory an elderly fellow(George Preston) who used to own a former gas station on the main highway through Iowa. The building was covered in old signs of all kinds. He produced a 'Burma Shave Rap' cassette in the late 80s or 90s which was amusing and he was also a guest on the Johnny Carson show. I believe he passed away in the mid 90s. Speaking on roadside America(if you don't already know) there was a series back in the late 80s - mid 00s called, 'Rare Visions and Roadside Revelations' for Kansas City Public Television. These three guys travelled around the country looking for unique roadside attractions. Well produced and quite engrossing. Sometimes you can find the DVDs floating out there for sale. Great video, thanks for sharing!
@jarlsoars1150 thank you so much. That was our one and only time to House on the Rock. The Grotto is on our list for our next trip to Wisconsin. Thank you for telling me about that Kansas TV show, we did not know about it but now we will find it and check it out.
I can imagine the world’s biggest rideable carousel at a theme park that’s a 60-foot-wide two-story model with a selection of rideable animals of various species along with chariots, spinning tubs, and some vehicles such as motorcycles!
@@carminecdinoproductions that sounds incredible.
Great place, great video. Good job! On my bucket list. 🤪 😜 The corn palace and wall drug store in South Dakota has your name written all over it.
@JackStrap-dx5gf thank you so much. Yes Wall Drug is on the top of our bucket list.
@@JoeJoyHaveLanded what's fun about wall drug and the corn palace, are the old style giant billboards that go for miles on the interstate. By the time you get there, they have you all worked up that there is no way you can pass it.
I've traveled all over the usa and lived in several states, coast to coast. I love attractions. So after I go through your videos, I'll share some neat places for you to check out. I'm 8n my 60s and had the travel bug since I could walk 😆. In fact, I just bought a new place in the mountains and preparing to move again.
I can't wait to watch all your videos! Both of you are just a perfect match for this. Traveling is hard on relationships, I've been through a few tough ladies. I'm sl9wing down, but used to get the travel bug after a month or so. I wish I had youtube in my prime. Best of luck!
@JackStrap-dx5gf thank you for all the kind words. And suggestions are always recommended, we love learning about places we do not know of yet. The travel bug has bit us bade. Lol