In 1937, Key Underwood laid his dog, Troop, to rest on their favorite hunting grounds. Other hunters followed suit, and now it's a cemetery for beloved hunting dogs.

1. Alabama: Coon Dog Cemetery

A sort of junkyard folk art DIY amusement park built around a giant mukluk, it has everything from Korean War artifacts and Santa's rocket ship to mini-golf and a bounce house.

2. Alaska: Mukluk Land

This work of modern-American-mythology gold showcases a conspiracy theory linking dinosaurs, alien mind control, World War II, and even Stonehenge.

3. Arizona: The Thing Museum

The town of Alma declared itself the "World's Spinach Capital" in 1987 and proudly boasts several Popeye statues and a spinach-themed water tower.

4. Arkansas: Spinach Capital

An Ice Age paleontological research site, it's a hauntingly beautiful place with dark tar pools that have coughed up millions of well-preserved fossils.

5. California: La Brea Tar Pits