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I Visited the Midwest for 20 Years and This Is Its Most Charming Town—With Amish Hospitality and a 40-acre Flea Market
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I Visited the Midwest for 20 Years and This Is Its Most Charming Town—With Amish Hospitality and a 40-acre Flea Market
Theres much more here than shopping, though.A horse and buggy drive down a street in Shipshewanna, Indiana.Credit: Eric Heroux/Adobe StockKey PointsShipshewana, in LaGrange County, Indiana, is home to the Midwest’s largest flea market and year-round auctions where visitors can bid on everything from antiques and vintage kitchenware to livestock and handmade Amish furniture.While the region is known for its Amish community, there’s more to experi…
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