A Program About Unusual Buildings & Other Roadside Stuff is a 2004 PBS documentary by Rick Sebak of WQED. It showcases mimetic and novelty buildings across the United States.
Some of the architecture and buildings depicted in the documentary include: Haines Shoe House, Hallam, Pennsylvania — shoe Frates Bottle, New Bedford, Massachusetts — milk bottle Bondurant's Pharmacy, Lexington, Kentucky — mortar and pestle Wigwam Village #2, Cave City, Kentucky — teepees Tail O' the Pup, West Hollywood, California — hot dog Brooks Catsup Bottle Water Tower, Collinsville, Illinois — ketchup bottle Clam Box, Ipswich, Massachusetts — clam box Stacey family private house, Hazard, Kentucky — goose National Fresh Water Fishing Hall of Fame & Museum, Hayward, Wisconsin — muskie Orange World, Kissimmee, Florida — orange WonderWorks, Orlando, Florida — upside-down Corn Palace, Mitchell, South Dakota — corn-covered Mammy's Cupboard, Natchez, Mississippi — mammy Big Duck, Hampton Bays, New York — duck
See also List of world's largest roadside attractions
References
External links WQED site