MuseumTop of The Lake Snowmobile MuseumNaubinway, MIThe Top of The Lake Snowmobile Museum is a non-profit, antique, vintage, and classic snowmobile museum located in Naubinway, Michigan's Upper Peninsula. It showcases the history of snowmobiling with over 185 displays. The museum features Upper Peninsula antique and vintage snowmobiles.View Details
MuseumU.S. Coast Guard Cutter MackinawMackinaw City, MIThe USCGC Mackinaw WAGB-83 is a massive floating museum, known as the legendary Queen of the Great Lakes. Visitors can climb aboard this WWII-era marvel, which served as the primary heavy icebreaker on the Great Lakes for 62 years. A self-guided tour allows exploration of its inner workings, from the Bridge and Engine Room to the mess deck and captain’s quarters. It is the largest icebreaker to ever sail the Great Lakes.View Details
Photo by Unknown authorUnknown authorMuseumGrosvenor House MuseumJonesville, MIGrosvenor House Museum is located in Jonesville, MI. This structure features High Victorian Italianate design and is considered one of Michigan's most magnificent residences. Its interior serves as a living museum of the 1870s, showcasing thirty-two rooms with twelve-foot ceilings.View Details
Photo by PeRshGoMuseumMichigan Flight MuseumBelleville, MIPlan your visit to Michigan Flight Museum: view ticket prices, tour hours, admission types, group rates, and special events.View Details
MuseumHemlock Historical MuseumHemlock, MIThe Hemlock Area Historical Museum explores the history of Hemlock and surrounding communities. Housed in the historic one-room Fordney School, built in 1838, the museum features educational and historical displays. Visitors can view artifacts and documents detailing Hemlock's story since 1865, including business memorabilia and family scrapbooks.View Details
MuseumOnaway Historical MuseumOnaway, MIThe Onaway Historical Museum displays Onaway history through items and stories from its founding in the late 1800s to the present. It is located on the first floor of the Onaway Historic Courthouse. Visitors can see items depicting Onaway at the turn of the 20th Century, including a schoolroom, military room, doctor's office, and a typical parlor. The museum also features an extensive display of wooden steering wheels from the American Rim Company.View Details
MuseumLowell Area Historical MuseumLowell, MIThe Lowell Area Historical Museum features the travelling exhibit "Moments That Made Us," which explores themes of the Declaration of Independence and their connection to Lowell's past. The museum also partners with the Englehardt branch of Kent District Library for a Community Read. This program celebrates the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence by supporting four books about Paul Revere for participants to read.View Details
MuseumMichigamme Historical MuseumMichigamme, MIThe Michigamme Historical Museum features exhibits that tell the story of its community. It houses a collection spanning over 125 years of history, including artifacts, antiques, and memorabilia. Visitors can explore the "Anatomy of a Murder" display, an exhibit dedicated to the Ford story, and view a 1900 Steamer.View Details
MuseumThe Cappon HouseHolland, MIThe Cappon House is a historic Victorian residence built in 1874 and restored to its 1900 appearance. The house offers visitors insight into the life of Holland's first mayor Isaac Cappon and his family through period furnishings and artifacts.View Details
Photo by Dwight BurdetteMuseumYpsilanti Historical MuseumYpsilanti, MIThe Ypsilanti Historical Museum is housed in an original 19th-century Ypsilanti home where visitors experience life from over two centuries of local heritage. The museum features period-furnished rooms and an extensive archive of over 200 years of photographs, documents, and records. Visitors can explore collections related to family histories, local businesses, and the development of the Ypsilanti community.View Details
MuseumFlorence B. Dearing MuseumHartland, MIThe Florence B. Dearing Museum hours--May through the end of November--are Wednesdays and Saturdays 12:00 to 2:00 pm.View Details
MuseumMuseum of Ojibwa CultureSt. Ignace, MIThe Museum of Ojibwa Culture provides indoor and outdoor exhibits that offer a glimpse into Ojibwa culture and Huron lifestyles. It is located on the site of the French Jesuit Mission, which was Father Marquette's residence and is his final resting place. The museum features the region's largest selection of handcrafted Native American art and crafts for purchase. Visitors can also attend seasonal demonstrations, workshops, and traditional teachings in a longhouse representing a Huron dwelling.View Details
MuseumMackinaw Bridge MuseumMackinaw City, MIThe Mackinaw Bridge Museum is located above Mama Mia's Restaurant in Mackinaw City. It was created by J. C. Stilwell, an ironworker who helped build the Mackinac Bridge. The museum displays items donated by ironworkers, including a spinning wheel, a diving suit, documents, photographs, and tools used during the bridge's construction. It offers visitors a look into the history of the Mighty Mac.View Details
MuseumMuskegon Art MuseumMuskegon, MIThe Muskegon Museum of Art (MMA) features a Permanent Collection where visitors can discover art and artists. This collection includes a fine example of work by John George Brown, a popular American genre painter of the late 19th century. The museum also supports learning through educational classes, programs, and docent tours.View Details
MuseumKruizenga Art MuseumHolland, MIThe Kruizenga Art Museum, also known as KAM, houses a permanent collection of over 10,000 objects. Visitors can explore this extensive collection online. The online platform allows users to search for artworks by keyword or phrase, browse by theme, and view online galleries curated by KAM staff, Hope College students, and faculty.View Details
MuseumVassar Historical MuseumVassar, MIThe Vassar Historical Museum is located in Vassar, Michigan. It is housed in a historical house that was moved to its current South Main Street location for the museum. The museum features artifacts from the Vassar area, with displays that are changed yearly.View Details
MuseumFrank Murphy Memorial MuseumHarbor Beach, MIThe Frank Murphy Memorial Museum in Harbor Beach, MI, is a historical site with three buildings open for tours. Visitors can explore the 146-year-old birthplace of Frank Murphy, a former governor and Supreme Court Justice, and his circa 1880-1926 law office. The museum also features a 1870s Victorian Gothic Revival style home and the largest collection of Philippine cultural artifacts in the United States. Guests can learn about Murphy's life, his siblings, and see the table where the United Auto Workers charter was signed.View Details
MuseumSpies Heritage HallCheboygan, MIOffers exhibits on the logging era, light industries, a one-room school, 1920's domestic life; military, and a Native American sugar bush.View Details
Photo by GpwitteveenMuseumKimball House MuseumBattle Creek, MIThe Historical Society of Battle Creek houses Kimball House Museum and the Battle Creek Archives. Founded in 1916, the all-volunteer organization is dedicated to collecting, preserving, and sharing local history and artifacts.View Details
MuseumA. J. Phillips Museum, Fenton Historical SocietyFenton, MIThe A.J. Phillips Fenton Museum is housed in an original 1900 building. It features an extensive genealogy room, a reproduction of A.J. Phillips' personal office, and an area devoted to Fenton school history. Visitors can also see vintage clothing, tools, a fully-set kitchen, early newspapers, and military items including Col. William Fenton's sword. A sights and sounds room displays old televisions and cameras.View Details
MuseumHeritage Museum and Cultural CenterSt. Joseph, MIFounded in 1965 as the Fort Miami Heritage Society, The Heritage Museum and Cultural Center serves as a museum, cultural center, research opportunity, and event space. It promotes the history of St. Joseph, Benton Harbor, and surrounding areas. Currently, a couple of smaller exhibits are in a temporary space on Ship Street, and its archives are temporarily housed in Memorial Hall.View Details
Photo by Andrew JamesonMuseumKempf House MuseumAnn Arbor, MIThe Kempf House Museum is a non-profit organization in Ann Arbor, MI, dedicated to preserving the 1853 Greek Revival Bennett-Kempf house, its garden, and collections. Visitors can take guided tours through restored rooms, featuring furnishings authentic to the late 19th and early 20th centuries, including the music studio with an 1877 Steinway Concert Grand Piano. The museum also hosts a Fall and Spring Noon Lecture Series and various social and historical events.View Details
MuseumGreater West Bloomfield Historical SocietyWest Bloomfield, MIThe Greater West Bloomfield Historical Society maintains the Orchard Lake Museum, located in West Bloomfield Township, Michigan. This museum offers visitors the opportunity to explore its permanent exhibits, which are dedicated to interpreting the history and culture of the local area.View Details
MuseumPresque Isle County Historical Museum - Hoffman AnnexRogers City, MIThe Presque Isle County Historical Museum has been dedicated to preserving Northeast Michigan History since 1954. Visitors can explore exhibits showcasing life in Presque Isle County during the 1950s and 1960s, featuring artifacts from local businesses and schools. The museum also offers stories about area history, including shipwrecks, town fires, and murders. The Hoffman Annex is one of its locations.View Details