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Leaning Tower of Texas - Groom (TX)

Address: 🏡 I-40 U.S. Rte 66, Groom, TX 79039

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Place GG: https://www.google.com/maps/place/?q=place_id:ChIJV39CBtDFAIcRFmA-RmwRZ0E

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Where is Leaning Tower of Texas 🏡?
It is located at I-40 U.S. Rte 66, Groom, TX 79039
What Clients Are Saying about Leaning Tower of Texas (on GG)

5 /5 Anderson J. “Jimmy”: Can be seen from the Interstate but it is quick stop to get out and take pictures. There is an old sign nearby with a mini leaning tower on it.

3 /5 Charlene Hutson: Fun to see but not historically significant. Had some difficulty finding it bc we missed the frontage road. It was still fun to see bc Ive heard about it for years. People get a little overzealous with the spray paint.

5 /5 Dani Blanchette: Its a kitschy roadside attraction right off the highway (you can see it from the highway). Theres zero services. Its also free to stop by.

5 /5 Greg Squyres: What can you say? The Leaning Tower of Texas delivers on everything it promises. Its a water tower near Amarillo, Texas that, indeed, leans considerably. Its an easy exit from Interstate 40, ample parking, and a nice photo op of a quirky attraction. And its free! How can you not like it?

5 /5 Rohini: Classic route 66 attraction. No need to stop- you can just drive by.
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