Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Michigan

While in Michigan, you might enjoy a visit to:

So much Dutch you won't believe it. A Dutch Village, a Netherlands Museum, "De Zwaan," a grain-grinding, 240-year-old, ten-story-tall Dutch windmill that sells its own flour, and two wooden shoe factory tours.
~12 miles from Douglas.

The center of all things Ford, exhibiting the pen he used to pardon Nixon, and the .45 Colt pistol used by "Squeaky" Fromme to try to kill him. On the grounds are the side-by-side graves of Gerald and First Lady Betty Ford.
~36 miles from Douglas.

Hall of fame and museum devoted to trailers, RVs, and mobile homes -- from the world's oldest Winnebago to the world's smallest Airstream. See Mae West's motor home!
~65 miles from Douglas.

A quaint mini-mall of tourism in Amish country, with shops, a restaurant seating 1,100, and an inn.
~71 miles from Douglas.

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