Mystery Tourism Spots By Melissa Lindberg Halloween provides an opportunity to meditate on — and perhaps to visit — some of the American landscape's more mysterious tourist destinations. I recently grew curious about these peculiar attractions when I came across a photograph by roadside documentarian John Margolies of a sign for Saint Ignace, Michigan's Mystery Spot. The Saint Ignace Mystery Spot promises visitors a disorienting sensory experience marked by visual anomalies and feelings of lightheadedness and queasiness. According to its website, this Mystery Spot was discovered by three surveyors, who found that "no matter how many times they tried to level their tripod… the plum-bob would always be drawn far to the east, even as the level was reading level." Spooky. Mystery Spot entrance, Saint Ignace, Michigan , 1980. Photo by John Margolies. https://ift.tt/2zl...