Big Chuck Visits the Towing Museum and Hall of Fame in Tennessee! (VIDEO)

It has to be one of the oddest museums and halls of fame in the country. How could I not stop?

It is the International Towing and Recovery Museum and Hall of Fame in Chattanooga, Tennessee.

Yes...tow trucks.

The very first tow truck in America was made just down the road from the museum eight decades ago. Inside the museum are 18 old tow trucks, memorabilia, magazines, displays and a gift shop. Outside is a Wall of Fallen honoring tow truck drivers who have died in the line of duty.

A great statue can be found at the entrance. It depicts a tow truck driver assisting in the rescue of a man and a child from a submerged car. You can just barely make out the rear taillights of the car under the water. It is quite gripping.

So here's to all the tow truck drivers out there!

Here are some photos and A VIDEO of my visit here:

Big Chuck sits on a "tow truck" themed bench in front of the museum

The front of the museum and hall of fame

The excellent statue in front of the museum

The "Wall of the Fallen" pays tribute to tow truck drivers who have passed away

Names of deceased tow truck drivers represent virtually every state in America

I took a video explaining what I saw at this unusual museum. Take a look at it here: