There is no denying that Kansas is home to some of the most unique towns in America. From small towns that make you think you have left the country to towns with an assortment of home-cooked diners, there is truly something for everyone to love in the Sunflower State. However, this small Kansas town in particular may just be the most unique place in not only the state, but the entire world:
Designated the "Grassroots Art Capital of Kansas" by Governor Bill Graves in 1996, the town of Lucas is home to more than 400 residents and some of the quirkiest and most memorable attractions you will ever see.
Quite possibly one of the most iconic attractions in this small community is that of the Garden of Eden; a 12-room cabin adorned with 200 concrete sculptures depicting turn-of-the-century religion and politics.
Have you ever seen such a fabulous facility? Most haven't, which is why it was voted the Number 2 Best Restroom in the Country! (Ha, number 2... see what I did there?)
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(Remember in the intro when I mentioned small towns with delicious home-cooked diners? Lucas has the pictured Backstreet Bakery, K-18 Cafe, and Simple Haven Bed and Breakfast!)
