This category lists sites which present the history of an era or region through collections in museums composed of historic artifacts located in Michigan.
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Highlights Algonac's boat building heritage featuring Chris-Craft, Gar Wood and the many other local boat builders. Includes artifacts featuring local history, business, industry, schools, churches and the military.
Features hands-on displays, video and audio, and artifacts to tell the story of travels of the original fifteen settlers from Germany to the Saginaw Valley in 1845. Includes photos, hours, admission, special exhibits, educational programs and directions.
Features the history of Gerald R. Ford's presidency and describes current permanent exhibits and events. Located in Ann Arbor.
Features the logging and fishing history of the area, mineralogical displays, community life . Includes details of exhibits, gift shop, hours and directions. Located in Grand Marais.
Provides information about exhibits, planetarium shows, and the Voigt Historical House.
America's largest indoor/outdoor complex presents exhibits reflecting the change and innovation in American life. Includes calendar of events, hours, admission and directions. Located in Dearborn.
Dedicated to serve the community by telling the continuing story of the people of the Saginaw area through exploration, preservation and presentation of their heritage. Includes collection details, programs and events, membership and volunteer information, and a visitor's guide.
Features exhibits and artifacts of local history with information about the historic houses of the area and of Dutch history and culture.
Preserves, presents, and interprets the history and culture of the Copper Country in the Upper Peninsula. Includes details of exhibits, photos, hours and open dates, fees, membership rates, calendar of events, and maps. Located in Lake Linden.
Artifacts, programs and exhibits depicts the history of the city and local area.
Exhibits, artifacts and a research library tracing the history of tracing the history of the city and surrounding area.
The history of the resorts of the Paw Paw Lakes, fruit farming businesses, industries, and people of the area.
The local history of the city and area.
Features hands-on displays, video and audio, and artifacts to tell the story of travels of the original fifteen settlers from Germany to the Saginaw Valley in 1845. Includes photos, hours, admission, special exhibits, educational programs and directions.
The local history of the city and area.
America's largest indoor/outdoor complex presents exhibits reflecting the change and innovation in American life. Includes calendar of events, hours, admission and directions. Located in Dearborn.
Provides information about exhibits, planetarium shows, and the Voigt Historical House.
Exhibits, artifacts and a research library tracing the history of tracing the history of the city and surrounding area.
Highlights Algonac's boat building heritage featuring Chris-Craft, Gar Wood and the many other local boat builders. Includes artifacts featuring local history, business, industry, schools, churches and the military.
Features exhibits and artifacts of local history with information about the historic houses of the area and of Dutch history and culture.
Features the history of Gerald R. Ford's presidency and describes current permanent exhibits and events. Located in Ann Arbor.
The history of the resorts of the Paw Paw Lakes, fruit farming businesses, industries, and people of the area.
Preserves, presents, and interprets the history and culture of the Copper Country in the Upper Peninsula. Includes details of exhibits, photos, hours and open dates, fees, membership rates, calendar of events, and maps. Located in Lake Linden.
Dedicated to serve the community by telling the continuing story of the people of the Saginaw area through exploration, preservation and presentation of their heritage. Includes collection details, programs and events, membership and volunteer information, and a visitor's guide.
Features the logging and fishing history of the area, mineralogical displays, community life . Includes details of exhibits, gift shop, hours and directions. Located in Grand Marais.
Artifacts, programs and exhibits depicts the history of the city and local area.
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