How Roadside Attractions Try to Make a Profit

Update: 2017-04-28

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Roadside attractions were spawned from the superhighway systems' creation in the mid-20th century. They're still around, though as Wall Street Journal contributor Kevin Brass says, making money can be tricky.

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How Roadside Attractions Try to Make a Profit

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How Roadside Attractions Try to Make a Profit

podcast@wsj.com (The Wall Street Journal)

How Roadside Attractions Try to Make a Profit