Marilyn Heeringa

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Indigo Inn Tribute Site

Indigo Inn Haunted: From 2007 to 2008, until it closed in January of 2009, at least 3 teams of Ghost Hunters visited the Inn and spent the night searching for proof that the Indigo Inn is haunted. In 2008 Kat and Bev , authors of Michigan's Haunted Travels, came to search.

You can read what they found in their book, Haunted Travels of Michigan available in book stores and on Amazon.com.

Visit their website for an Interactive Web Book experience and use the key to the secret rooms to learn more than just what you read in their new book. You can click on their myspace in our friends list too.

The historic Indigo Inn, formerly the Kimbark Inn, built in 1923 is featured behind door number 5 in their secret rooms!

Word is they recorded an EVP; a recording of a voice reputed to be a little girl who haunts the Indigo Inn.

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The Indigo Inn closed in January 2009

The Indigo opened in 2007 as a bed and breakfast. The rooms were warm and inviting. This historical hotel, originally built in 1923, was a homey old english tavern. Guests enjoyed a night's lodging in one of the eight beautiful rooms where one of Marilyn's famous no-bake cookies was placed on your pillow. Each room had special touches that let you know you were enjoying a rich tradition of old world elegance like the inns above the old taverns in England. Marilyn Heeringa, the Inn Keeper traveled all over the world and brought back ideas to decorate the inn.
Special custom dinners were be designed and ordered by reservation for evenings dining in the Indigo Tea Room and Cafe which had been operating since 2005 as a cafe. The Inn was open for breakfast and Lunch Monday through Saturday.

My name is Marilyn and I was the Innkeeper at the Indigo Inn. Currently I am running my new business Detox for Healthy Living.

I enjoyed Running the Bed & Breakfast, Tea Room, Cafe and Day Spa and sad that it closed this year.

I also enjoyed being part of the The Red Hat Society. I have traveled to Africa, Egypt and around the world and visited many Bed & Breakfast and the Indigo was the brain child from those experiences. Making the Indigo Inn, and the eclectic experience offered, a great success was on top on my priority list. I enjoyed all of the guests who came to visit and the parties we had .....Add your ghost stories from your experiences there at the Indigo to our blog by sending me a message and I will post it!