This museum is the size of a large garage. But it’s packed with weird stuff. Old farming tools? Yep. A taxidermy squirrel holding a tiny banjo? Absolutely.
One exhibit features a 1950s soda fountain. You can almost hear the ghost of a milkshake slurping. The volunteer guides are delightfully chatty—ask about the “Great Snapping Turtle Escapade of 1973.” You’ll get an epic tale.
Greenback Castle - Y'all Waterfall
Don’t miss the famous quilt with a cow pattern. It’s the most patriotic cow you’ll ever see—red, white, and blue patches. Rural art at its finest.
Eat Pie at The Old Trolley Stop
This isn’t a real trolley stop. It’s a diner that looks like one. The menu is short, but the peanut butter pie is endless in flavor. One bite, and you’ll forgive all your exes.
The waitress calls everyone “honey” or “chief.” You’ll leave feeling like local royalty. Even if you’re just visiting for gas.
Fun fact: The pie recipe was supposedly dropped off by a mysterious baker in 1985. No one knows who she was. But everyone agrees the crust is magic.
