What a great day- it's Saturday and we stopped at the library for a book by author Lisa See, they…read morehave it in the Recent Books. Librarians are helpful, library has Wi-fi, view of the marina, and information on all the local events. Saturday is also Farmers Market and crafts in the next-door park. Lots to do in this area of Frankfort. It's a beautiful library with such a nice layout and many books, kids section and big windows for day-dreaming.

I am a bibliophile so where ever I go for vacation or moving I go to the local library to get a…read morelibrary card. Being raised on 90's cartoon Author gave me a great love for books. This library is cute, clean, and well organized. Many new books and top sellers are here also. I was able to obtain a library card, checked out some books, and even my Husband left with a Pokémon sticker. The staff are kind ladies and I can not wait to return for more adventures and history waiting to be read.

I am an even bigger fan now that you don't have a time limit/sign up for the internet anymore…read more Most excellent. Plus, they used to have some days where they opened late and now the opening hours are more regular, 10am most days, while the closing times vary some.

I love libraries, and especially ones that are well cared for with great books. This little…read morevillage library does a nice job of staying current, organizing new books, and it's set in a beautiful little idyllic setting next to the marina. Love!

I spent some quality time here today. I had to complete some online courses for my new job. And, of…read morecourse we are over our data, *curses on you, verizon.* Therefore, the library and its wifi is preferable to sitting in some fastfood place for an hour or two using their wifi. There was a painting class in the community room/senior center that's in the same building. I peeked in and it looked like a dune scene. This library has fol books for sale in the lobby. Free magazines, i think, and records for sale (also in the lobby). The librarians were super nice and there is a small, child-level, fish tank. Libraries are such a refuge on a snowy day, or really, on any day. Thanks for all you do!

Fyi, still masking here. Still a decent selection for their smaller size. I prefer their friends of…read morethe library book pricing, too. 3 for a dollar is appreciated when you tear through books as Mom & I do.

Super cute town - it is a sort of throwback town taht you see in movies…read more On a recent trip to Traverse City, I took the BATA bus up here to ride the TART trail back into town. We stopped at the beach to check that out, went to the library, and biked through the "downtown". It reminds me of an old town with cute little shops that sell knick-knacks, candy, etc. Really picturesque city to stop in.

We enjoyed stopping here. Pretty beach area to see especially during fall time. We also liked the…read moreplayground that was available mu daughter has fun playing here and it's not too far from the chocolate store.

A man who loved…read morelighthouses Robert Manning was a man who loved the sea and sailing and often remarked to his friends that he wished a lighthouse was in the Empire area to aid small boats in navigating the tricky and sometimes treacherous waters around the town. So after Mr Manning passed away his friends and family got together and collected enough funds to construct this 38 foot lighthouse. The lighthouse was lit in 1990 and stands in Lake Michigan State Park and is an active aid to navigation. You can go right up to the lighthouse but visitors are not allowed inside. The lighthouse is constructed of some kind of plaster and looks very attractive. The Robert H. Memorial Lighthouse is a wonderful tribute to a man that loved the sea. And it continues to help mariners navigator the waters just like lighthouses have done for centuries.

My wife and I visited this historic lighthouse for the first time yesterday and really enjoyed our…read moreexperience. It is conveniently located, adequate parking on the side of the beach road, we were welcomed by lighthouse staff, paid just $5 each for this visit!, safely walked up the winding stairs up to the lighthouse top area (watch your head tall friends!), a friendly staff member gave us some very interesting historic information related to the lighthouse and took several pics of us!, the self-guided tour was very interesting (you can take your time reading any and all of the nicely framed historic documents, lighthouse stories, etc.), there was nice, clean men's and women's restrooms in the main bldg, and the grounds and buildings were all nicely maintained. You gotta check this 2nd most important lighthouse in the USA!

This was an adorable place to stop and visit. So pretty especial during the fall time. We had fun…read moregoing here and enjoying the scenery.

The volunteer that greeted us at the building interest was full of information. We learned quite a…read morebit about how the rescue boats worked with the staff members did each day how little they were paid and how victims of shipwrecks were rescued. She also shared photos of some birds that were nesting behind the building, which we later got to see Live. The house on the same property had exhibits full of memorabilia and facts about how this building operated. We especially appreciated the volunteers, knowledge and enthusiasm. As we're leaving the property walking back to our car a porcupine waddled across the path, causing us to pause. Nature at its finest.

This was so fun!! The worker who was so kind and gave us really good information! I loved visiting…read morewith my family!