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. . . so did you pass?

Driving I-75 is an entertaining adventure, but only if you have a copy of "Along I-75" in your car.

The questions to the right are only a few of the fascinating facts you will find in the book.

Between its covers, are hundreds of similar I-75 stories and facts - roadside and mile-by-mile all the way down I-75 . . .

. . . all there to help keep you entertained on your drive south to Florida.

Our book turns a boring drive into a fun trip.

• What I-75 related "piece of history" Neil Armstrong took to the moon?  (page 77).
• Where can you see dried blood on a Civil War bench - what happened?  (page 116).
• Who are the Melungeons. Are they descendents from a long lost colony now living along I-75?  (page 101).
• Their adult names are known around the World, but who were the famous Dayton threesome called Ullam, Bubs and Sterchen during their childhood?  (page 75).
• Where on I-75 is the birthplace of the Nation's entire interstate freeway system?  (page 141).
• Where did Colonel Sanders develop his world-famous fried chicken meal and how did I-75 play a part? Visit his original kitchen   (map 53; page 98).   Read about how a journalist discovered and made public his secret 11 herbs & spices recipe [page 99].  (page 99).
• Cincinnati has a derelict subway system with passenger stations and platforms ... and a tunnel exit which can be seen close to I-75. Where is it?  (page 84).
• How blood stains mysteriously grow in a 19th century marble crypt in an I-75 town? Built as a little girl's tomb, whenever a death occurs in this old Tennessee family, the stains grow larger.  (page 109).
• Which 86 mile section of I-75 tracks alongside the 1862 route of the famous General vs Texas Steam Locomotive Chase?  (page 117).
• Where on I-75 you drive right through the center of a bloody Civil War battlefield. Follow the action milepost-by-milepost as you head South.  (map 58, page120).