Hidden Gems in Erlanger

Anyone familiar with the region knows that Erlanger, KY sits at the intersection of I-71/I75 and I-275, just minutes from CVG, an international airport. Turway Park is right there with horse racing and casino games. There is also the large Crestview Hills Town Center with plenty of shopping and restaurants. But there are also a few hidden gems in the area. One of which is the Erlanger Depot Museum which is housed in the last surviving wooden depot between Cincinnati and Chattanooga. If trains aren't your thing then how about the Vent Haven Museum which is the only ventriloquist museum in the world and house over 1000 ventriloquist dummies. If that doesn't satisfy your exploratory need then head to Collection 21, one man's private collection of nearly 250 cars and trucks that has been opened up to the public for Friday and Saturday. Among the gems you'll see there is a 1931 Plymouth Roadster, a 1940 Cadillac #75 Phaeton, a 1958 Chevy Impala, a 1936 Packard Coupe, a 1959 Plymouth Fury, a 1938 Dodge RC 1/2 tone pick up truck, a 1948 Ford F1 pick up, and a 1938 Chevy 3600 3/4 ton pick up.