The Prehistoric Forest – Irish Hills Michigan

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Closed in 1999, this Michigan tourist attraction opened for business in 1963.  In it’s hay-day, The Prehistoric Forest, an 8-acre park nestled in Irish Hills, boasted a waterfall, volcano, and water-slide.  Now, it’s long-forgotten fiber-glass statues stand eerily still among the ever-growing forest around them.

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