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We aren’t sure why, but our fair city hosts the largest collection of “ f uneral service artifacts ” in the ENTIRE country. The National Museum of Funeral History is a thing… and we have it Also known as the Palace of the Golden Orbs, the $6 million fortress was built by members of a Chinese universalist religious organization that had plans to complete the temple complex before the sect’s leader was deported in 1999. Evil takes Epcot, the unfinished and abondoned Chong Hua Sheng Mu Holy Palace is one of the more bizarre things in Houston (and we have The Orange Show for God’s sake).
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With a 40ft gold dome that looks like something out of an Austin Powers movie where Dr. This abandoned palace in the middle of a neighborhood on Ashford Point Just take a walk over to his studio ( Adickes Sculpturworx Studio ) after your next Target trip, where you’ll find the 20ft busts of several deceased presidents alongside 36ft sculptures of the Fab Four that you’re totally going to illegally climb on. The guy that made the giant “ We <3 Houston ” sign on I-10 has made a lot more than just the giant “We <3 Houston” sign on I-10. There’s a bunch of dead president heads sitting outside next to Target on Shearn
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Also, we should note: there’s never been a professional cleanup to find the rest of the weaponry, soooooo you may actually need to be careful when you press that button we mentioned earlier. Their crypt was built right into the south bank of Buffalo Bayou, and while their remains were removed in 1901, the Donnellan Crypt ’s red brick entrance can still be seen under the bridge to this day. Well, in 1866, the Donnellan brothers found one of the unexploded bombs and accidentally blew it up while handling it.
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A crypt from the 1800s can still be seen under the Franklin St BridgeĬool story: the Buffalo Bayou was once full of unexploded artillery from Confederate days. Bonus points if you time it just right to scare the crap out of a kayaker passing by. All you need to do is press the big red button hidden inside one of the pillars on the Preston St Bridge (which, despite our wishes, doesn’t detonate some sort of catastrophic device) and watch as the bayou bubbles and belches before your eyes. BOOM! You can make the bayou burpĪs if the bayou wasn’t dirty enough, you can legit make it burp. Like the BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir, a traditional Hindu temple made of 33,000 pieces of hand-carved Italian marble and Turkish limestone. People may call us an ugly city, but we do house some seriously fine architecture. Here are 10 Houston secrets, revealed: This Hindu temple was assembled like a jigsaw puzzle
10 HOUSTON SECRETS YOU DIDN’T KNOW EXISTED Thrillist recently published a list of a few secrets Houston’s been hiding and where to find them. If you’ve lived in Houston for a while, you probably think you know it pretty well.
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