Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Indiana

While in Indiana, you might enjoy a visit to:

A quaint mini-mall of tourism in Amish country, with shops, a restaurant seating 1,100, and an inn.
~40 miles from Auburn.

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.
~43 miles from Auburn.

Wisely constructed of cement, it's been a civic symbol for Mentone, "The Egg Basket of the Midwest," since it was made in 1946 to promote the area's egg festival.
~53 miles from Auburn.

Born on February 8, 1931. The house is long gone, so the spot was marked by a metal star in a sidewalk, unveiled by actor Martin Sheen in 1989. A monument just south of it was unveiled Sep. 30, 2015, the 60th anniversary of JD's death.
~64 miles from Auburn.

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