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Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Indiana

While in Indiana, you might enjoy a visit to:

Huntington, Indiana: Dan Quayle Vice Presidential Museum

The museum's slogan is "Second to One." It's a museum about ALL the vice-presidents, but there is a slight emphasis on James Danforth Quayle, who was George Bush 41's VP. Huntington is Quayle's home town.
~19 miles from Wabash.

Goshen, Indiana: Bulletproof Anti-Gangster Pillbox

Armed policemen would sit in this thing. Built in 1939 to discourage gangsters from driving through town, the Goshen Police Booth is preserved by the Goshen Historical Society.
~56 miles from Wabash.

Nappanee, Indiana: Amish Acres - Amish for a Day

Guided house and farm tour, horse and buggy rides, shopping, and dining family style. Plus - Broadway musical in the Round Barn Theater.
~47 miles from Wabash.

Middlebury, Indiana: Das Dutchman Essenhaus

A quaint mini-mall of tourism in Amish country, with shops, a restaurant seating 1,100, and an inn.
~62 miles from Wabash.

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