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Richard Larrison of Diamond city has a very specific and strange hobby, for years he has been collecting home appliance and domestic contraption. So when you visit the World’s Largest Small Electric Appliance Museum, you know exactly what you are going to see, a museum that holds over 7,000 items from the age of kitchen and home convenience. On display are vintage items like electric lunch box, a stand mixer with triple beaters, peculators, super cool fans, hot dog roasters, razors, hair dryers, popcorn poppers and much more. However, toasters are in a huge quantity and the museum holds over 700 of them. Admission to the museum is free, and donations are gratefully accepted.

This charming local history museum is located on the historic Route 66 and is a significant attraction in Galena, Kansas. Housed inside an old railroad depot, the tiny museum is home to an incredible collection of unique minerals, mining equipment, and a diorama of the Grand Central Mine. One of the most note-worthy displays at the museum is the oil paintings depicting old mine scenes. The museum is a must-visit attraction when in town.

Spanning across 240 acres (97.12 hectares), the George Washington Carver National Monument was established in 1943. It is the first of its kind in homage to an African-American, non president personality. It is the birthplace and boyhood home of George Washington Carver, a legendary educator, humanitarian and agriculturist. Comprising of a museum, visitor center, a discovery center, nature trail, the Carver Cemetery and the 1881 Historic Moses Carver house, it is a veritable scenic spot with surrounding woodlands, rolling hills and prairies.

One visit will not do this place justice. The adorable tear-eye shaped characters created by artist Samuel J.Butcher, has a chapel in Carthage, Missouri. For years the artwork and figurines have provided comfort, love and inspiration to millions. Samuel had always wanted to build a chapel, dedicated to God where he could express his gratitude and be grateful for the blessings he has received for his artwork through his life and it was in Carthage he found his calling. Built in 1989 and on the lines of Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel, the Precious Moments sculptures are seen in and around the chapel and the beautiful courtyard. Murals, stained glass and other beautiful artworks belonging to Samuel are also seen around the chapel. The Chapel ground has a welcoming Visitor Center, which is said to have the world’s largest Precious Moment Shoppe.The Precious Moment Chapel and Gift Shoppe is a must visit when in Carthage.

Civil War Museum in Carthage is a wonderful tribute to the Battle of Carthage - a historic battle fought in the civil war. The museum located in the heart of the city is a must-visit attraction for history geeks, especially if you are a fan of the Civil War. This museum houses stunning collections of paintings, artifacts, a diorama of the landscape, records, and photographs related to the battle of Carthage. The museum is a fantastic space for discovering cool facts regarding the war and features a short film on the war. The museum is open for visitors. Admission is free.

Nestled in the heart of Joplin city, the Cookie Cutter Museum is dedicated to the history of cookie cutters. On display is a huge collection of cookie cutters used in the different eras of history. Besides the collection they also have on display literature related to cookie cutters, advertisements, newsletters and other items of interest related to cookie cutters over the years. The museum is an integral part of the Joplin Museum Complex and generally the entry to this museum is free, but visitors are advised to check on certain days when a nominal fee may be charged. The museum interests people of all ages and do not forget to take a free plastic cookie cutter for free as you leave.