Kidder, MO - Front yard monument to cremated wife Bill Crabb has built a huge rock monument to his deceased wife in his front yard in this small northwest Missouri town. The elaborate castle-looking monument is also an urn as it hold his wife's ashes. It is made out of a bunch of colorful rocks and mortar. It is a sight to see. After the war most of the facility was dismantled and the land ceded to the state, which opened it to the public after sealing off the remaining structures.
Visitors can walk a maze of paths and pass though the bunker's doors.
You can't get into the bunkers, but you can peer in to see the long narrow corridors with the rails embedded in the ceiling for moving around equipment and ammo. Bring a flashlight. The antiaircraft gun turrets and the watch towers are still accessible too. All of this sits on a stunning piece of coastline. If you travel a couple miles north up 1-A and take a right onto Wild Rose Lane, it will bring you to another fort.