In the small town of Brandon, Iowa, there is a roadside attraction that is sure to turn heads: the world's largest frying pan. The pan is 9 feet 3 inches in diameter and 8 feet across the base, and it weighs 1,020 pounds. It is made of scrap steel that was donated by local farmers, and it was built in 2004 by a group of volunteers as a promotional tool for the town's semi-annual Cowboy Breakfast fundraiser.

The Algona Nativity Scene, also known as the "largest outdoor nativity scene in the world," is a beloved Christmas tradition in the small town of Algona, Iowa. For over 60 years, the nativity scene has attracted visitors from around the country and the world, and has become an important part of the town's holiday celebrations.

The Camp Algona POW Museum is a museum in Algona, Iowa that preserves the history of Camp Algona, a prisoner-of-war camp that operated during World War II. The camp housed up to 10,000 German prisoners of war, and was one of the largest POW camps in the United States.

The Herbert Hoover Presidential Library and Museum is a must-see destination for anyone interested in the history of the United States. Located in West Branch, Iowa, the library and museum commemorate the life and legacy of Herbert Hoover, the 31st President of the United States.

The museum is home to a vast collection of artifacts, documents, photographs, and other items related to Hoover's life and presidency. Visitors can explore interactive exhibits that highlight Hoover's humanitarian efforts, his work during World War I, and his efforts to combat the Great Depression.