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The Wooden Nickel, almost within sight of Illinois, features Wrigley Field’s beers. These signs change dramatically as you continue north on Highway 32.
Pick a road and GO!!
The Wooden Nickel, almost within sight of Illinois, features Wrigley Field’s beers. These signs change dramatically as you continue north on Highway 32.
Just west of 27th Street/Highway 241 – the original U.S. 41 – is the Painesville Chapel.
The Matt Kinseth Museum & Fan Club Headquarters holds a lot of NASCAR memorabilia, especially as its related to Kinseth’s impressive career on the circuit. It’s free to enter, but a stop at the gift shop is always encouraged.
Not much has changed on this stretch since Highway 134 began in 1923, but some things do fade away… this barn may be deteriorating, but there’s a beauty in it just the same.
Less than three miles after it begins, Highway134 comes to an end in downtown London (yeah, it’s not a big downtown.) The road becomes County O and continues north if you’re interested. Otherwise, you can check out the Glacial Drumlin Trail in town or head back to Cambridge; it’s all good.