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68 matches in Michigan
Museum at Sault Ste. Marie covering Great Lakes maritime history, the St. Marys River, and Soo Locks trade route geography.
NPS battlefield commemorating the War of 1812 River Raisin battles — primary-source military history and early American foreign policy.
Outdoor logging museum with restored equipment and structures documenting Michigan's 19th-century timber industry and its ecological and economic impact.
Historic house museum and railroad depot visitor center — covers Michigan pioneer domestic life and the role of rail transport in community development.
Living-history village with restored 19th-century structures and demonstrations — hands-on Michigan settlement history and material culture.
Transportation and vehicle history museum covering the social and industrial history of wheeled transport in Michigan.
Small Upper Peninsula museum preserving local iron-mining and logging heritage of the Amasa region.
Upper Peninsula county museum covering Ojibwe heritage, copper mining history, and Finnish immigrant settlement in Baraga County, MI.
Local history museum in Belding, MI with exhibits on the town's silk-ribbon manufacturing heritage and community history.
County historical society in Sault Ste. Marie — covers Great Lakes maritime history, indigenous Ojibwe heritage, and Upper Peninsula settlement.
Clare County historical society museum documenting Michigan lumber-era settlement, agriculture, and local community development.
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Museum documenting Michigan's Upper Peninsula copper mining industry — covers industrial history, geology, and immigrant labor heritage.
Local historical society museum documenting the development of Ferndale, Michigan through artifacts, photographs, and community records.
Small local history museum covering the logging and settlement era of northern Michigan — supports Michigan history and Great Lakes regional studies.
Detroit church-based living museum documenting African American community and religious history in early 20th-century Detroit.
Historic railroad depot museum illustrating the role of rail transport in rural Michigan community development.
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Local heritage museum covering Grand Blanc community history — supports Michigan state history and primary-source social studies.
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Museum documenting the history of Hamtramck's Polish and multi-ethnic immigrant communities — covers immigration, labor history, and Detroit-area urban development.
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Museum dedicated to the Heddon fishing lure company — covers American manufacturing history and the history of sport fishing.
Horn Archaeological Institute and Museum displays artifacts from Near East and biblical-era digs — ancient history and Near Eastern archaeology.
County museum in the Copper Country covering Houghton County's mining and Finnish immigrant heritage — Michigan history and cultural geography curriculum.
Small-town historical museum preserving artifacts and records of Hudson, MI's 19th–20th-century community and economic development.
West Michigan museum focusing on local river history and heritage — covers watershed geography, river commerce, and regional natural history.
Iron County museum in Michigan's Upper Peninsula covering iron-ore mining history, immigrant labor, and 19th-century industrial heritage.
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