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11:39, 12-Jul-2018
US road trip: Enjoy the view of quirkiest roadside attractions in California
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A recently published book “California Crazy” unveiled some of the attention-grabbing buildings and unusual roadside attractions in the US state of California.
Big Red Piano, 2251 Venice Boulevard, Los Angeles, 1977. /Photo via Taschen Press
Big Red Piano, 2251 Venice Boulevard, Los Angeles, 1977. /Photo via Taschen Press
Some of the attractions were built in the 1920s. They include a giant red piano at the entrance of a store or huge donuts on the top of a roadside shop where drivers stop by for snacks, drinks, or quick meal.
Big Donut Drive-In, 805 West Manchester Boulevard, Inglewood, 1955. /Photo via Taschen Press
Big Donut Drive-In, 805 West Manchester Boulevard, Inglewood, 1955. /Photo via Taschen Press
The unique architectures were popular along America’s Sun Belt, especially in Southern California.
Those who want to have a look at the attractions, need to drive slow.
Hoot Hoot I Scream, 1201 Valley Boulevard, San Gabriel, 1932. /Photo via Taschen Press
Hoot Hoot I Scream, 1201 Valley Boulevard, San Gabriel, 1932. /Photo via Taschen Press