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168 matches in Michigan
Reconstructed Native American mound-builder village exhibit in Grand Rapids covering pre-contact Great Lakes indigenous culture and archaeology.
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Regional history museum covering Bay City's lumber, shipbuilding, and Great Lakes maritime heritage through artifacts and exhibits.
Remote 1867 lighthouse on Lake Michigan's eastern shore — covers Great Lakes maritime history, navigation, and Fresnel lens optics.
Working blacksmith demonstration in a Sleeping Bear Dunes historic village — covers 19th-century iron-forging techniques and Great Lakes settlement history.
Interpretive center at a former Cold War-era Nike missile bunker site — covers civil defense history and Cold War military strategy.
Cambridge Junction historic state park — 19th-century crossroads village and county-fair grounds.
Carnegie library-era museum in Michigan's copper country — covers Keweenaw mining history, geology, and 19th-century industrial heritage.
Early 20th-century stone farm complex built to resemble a Norman castle — covers Michigan agricultural history and vernacular architecture.
Regional history museum housed in a Romanesque Revival castle building — covers Saginaw County industrial history, immigration, and Great Lakes commerce.
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Heritage railway offering excursion rides on vintage equipment — covers railroad history and the role of rail transport in Michigan's agricultural economy.
Outdoor heritage village of restored 19th-century buildings illustrating Michigan small-town history and pioneer daily life.
Great Lakes maritime museum on Belle Isle covering shipbuilding, navigation, and the commercial history of inland freshwater shipping.
Regional art and history museum on a preserved 19th-century farm — covers Michigan history, decorative arts, and local cultural heritage.
Preserved 19th-century iron-smelting ghost town in Michigan's Upper Peninsula — covers industrial history, iron production, and Great Lakes commerce.
Presidential library holding Ford administration documents and exhibits — covers post-Watergate U.S. political history, the presidency, and civics.
Preserved 19th-century Great Lakes shipping village within Sleeping Bear Dunes — covers Great Lakes maritime commerce and pioneer settlement.
Museum and archives documenting African American history and culture in Grand Rapids — primary-source civil-rights history and Michigan social studies.
Living-history park in Livonia with preserved 19th-century farm and village buildings — Michigan pioneer settlement, agricultural history, and local heritage.
Art Deco skyscraper (1929) in Detroit — covers early 20th-century architectural history, labor economics, and American industrial heritage.
Preserved Victorian-era lumber baron homes with guided tours — covers Gilded Age economics, architectural history, and Michigan lumber industry.
Logging museum within Hartwick Pines State Park with original mill equipment and old-growth forest — covers Michigan timber industry history and forest ecology.
Regional heritage museum in St. Joseph, MI — covers local and Great Lakes cultural history through artifacts and period exhibits.
Living-history Adventist village in Battle Creek, MI area recreating 19th-century Seventh-day Adventist community life and the origins of the health-reform movement.
Historic grist and saw mill complex in Michigan demonstrating 19th-century milling technology and rural industrial history.
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