One of Michigan’s last roadside attractions is getting a new life
- Nathan Wakefield, a Michigan native who grew up visiting the vibrant roadside attractions of the Irish Hills, has purchased Mystery Hill, a beloved landmark known for its gravity-defying house.
- His acquisition aims to preserve a piece of "southern Michigan’s vacation land" that has largely faded into history.
- For decades, the region along US 12 was a bustling tourist destination, featuring attractions where children could explore prehistoric forests or witness Western-themed scenes.
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- Nathan Wakefield, a Michigan native who grew up visiting the vibrant roadside attractions of the Irish Hills, has purchased Mystery Hill, a beloved landmark known for its gravity-defying house.
- His acquisition aims to preserve a piece of "southern Michigan’s vacation land" that has largely faded into history.
- For decades, the region along US 12 was a bustling tourist destination, featuring attractions where children could explore prehistoric forests or witness Western-themed scenes.
Sources: The Independent