Kansas City, MO, to Lucas, KS | Rare Visions & Roadside Revelations, Ep. 901

A collection of Kansas wonders: pun-tastic assemblage maker John Woods in Kansas City, 93-year-old chewing gum artist Betty Milliken in Lawrence, Kracht's Castle in Junction City, and the World's Largest Collection of the World's Smallest Versions of the World's Largest Things in Lucas.
Launched in 1995, Rare Visions & Roadside Revelations sought out a hidden world of outsider artists and, in a traveling show format, brought their eclectic work to the viewers of public television. The series followed Randy Mason, Mike Murphy and Don the Camera Guy as they loaded up their cramped minivan and hit the road to document grassroots arts environments and offbeat attractions of all kinds, exploring human creativity across 47 states and four time zones.
kansascitypbs.org/rarevisions
Kansas City PBS - KCPT, Kansas City

[@Dizzythedragonfly]

This show is a gem, wish it would come back. A Kansas City wonder. Rare Visions, is itself a rare vision.

[@sweetrebeldy]

I love the bus! I love the found objets instruments guy, I do this all time hahaha ·♥

[@nicoledavis2475]

I feel about Kansas City the lies that they keep you in the dark about when we could have been a model citizen City for change development cohesiveness