Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Michigan

While in Michigan, you might enjoy a visit to:

Neon teepee and Indians always make us choose one souvenir shop over the others. This was built, according to its promotional literature, on the exact spot where missionary Father Marquette landed in 1671 to begin saving the souls of the Chippewas and Ottawas.
~50 miles from Newberry.

The improbable Sea Shell City lures travelers with lurid billboard promises of an encounter with the "Man Killing Clam." You'll find the lethal bivalve among packed rows of souvenir shell items.
~65 miles from Newberry.

At 55 feet high, the 21-ton crucifix stands taller than the surrounding trees. An accompanying free museum displays 525 nun dolls, made by Sally Rogalski from 1945 to 1964.
~78 miles from Newberry.

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