Michigan's 60,000-bottle house built in 1941 is now a museum
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A historic house constructed from 60,000 glass bottles in 1941 has been preserved as a museum in Michigan.
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- John Makinen built a home in Kaleva using 60,000 glass bottles from his own factory in 1941.
- The Kaleva Historical Society purchased the unique structure in 1983.
- It now functions as a museum dedicated to preserving the site and celebrating Finnish-American heritage.
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