Top 10 Webster County Roadside Attractions
Roadside icons, signage and attractions have the ability to tell a story. Sometimes historic, other times sentimental and occasionally downright quirky, few can drive past these roadside structures without a question popping into their head. Webster County, we’ve found, has quite the collection of mentionable roadside icons that are sure to leave a lasting impression on locals and visitors alike. Have you seen them all? If not, gas up the car and take a road trip around the County, snap some photos and share them with us on Facebook!
Green Painted Rock
This roadside icon expresses the property owner’s devotion to faith.
“The Cools” Signage
The Cools have made their mark in Webster County – with two roadside mentionables. One being a historic marker erected by the state for Walter Cool, the first elected Webster County Sheriff, and the second being a homemade sign showcasing the Cool family name.
Stone Cross
Situated close to an abandoned church, it is assumed this roadside icon was erected by church members at the time.
Hanging Rocks
A fascinating geological feature in Webster County, this roadside icon is hard to pass by without stopping for a photo.
Last Buffalo Park
Commemorating the last buffalo killed in Webster County, this road sign was erected by a local non-profit group in the early 2000’s.
River Stone Pillars
These stone pillars once marked the entrance to Camp Kessler.
Camp Caesar’s Stone Pillars
Built as a Works Progress Administration project after the onset of the Great Depression these pillars mark the entrance to the historic Camp Caesar.
Cowen Garden Club Public Garden
This roadside icon features the Cowen Garden Club’s green thumbs.
Big Ditch Lake Walking Bridge
At Big Ditch Lake, a walking bridge can be seen from Rt 82. Picnic facilities, boat launch and walking trails are available for use.
Dyer’s Drive-In Sign
Now known as the Hilltop Diner, this iconic sign from the former restaurant remains.
So let the fun begin - Hop in your car and find them all!
