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.
~34 miles from Plainwell.

In a genteel downtown, a mysterious aggregation of lots of hocus pocus.
~37 miles from Plainwell.

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!
~51 miles from Plainwell.

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.
~60 miles from Plainwell.

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