Such a cute museum Huge variety of history…read more Clean Well kept Staff were friendly and helpful- knowledgeable as well Highly recommended Along with a stop into the library next door Beautiful place

Very affordable and a great gem! Loved the museum. Lots to enjoy and very informational.read more

Great place to take kids, especially on a cold and snowy day! There were many different activities…read morefor kids of all ages. The various activities were very engaging, and thought provoking, which kept everyone entertained for a while. Make sure to check their Facebook for any closures/ late starts due to weather.

I love taking my kids here. It's a great way to get out of the house and have the kids get their…read moreenergy out. I've went a bunch of times and my daughter has yet to get tired of going! They also have a spot for infants which I absolutely love. It's nice to be able to have somewhere that my younger one can play safely.

This place is one of my Sanctuary's. I highly recommend…read morevisiting the museum and gift shop. A great source of information for educators on their website & I recommend this for taking youth on a field trip. If you're looking to source authentic materials, books & Anishinabe History this is the place. Be sure to explore their website!

Beautiful experience! The exhibit was very informative and educational. They did a beautiful job…read more Would definitely recommend to this traveling near by.

The taxidermy museum here was small but well put together. There's a wide variety of animals and…read moreother objects to see. There's fur to touch things to read. I especially enjoyed the small task at each exhibit, such as the find the arrowhead or find the chipmunk. Very neat.

I've been coming to the Spirit of the Woods museum since I was a little kid, around 15 years, and…read moreit is one of the highlights when I come to Elk Rapids! The opportunity to learn and see taxidermy and how the animals would look in their natural habitat is unmatched. The owners are both knowledgeable and will take time to answer any questions you may have. I love the sounds that play as you walk throughout and the different readings you can look at. The gift shop, although not to my taste, has some great and interesting finds you won't see at any old gift shop in ER. I wish there were more Guntzviller's specific items, because I come for the museum and can't afford any of the taxidermy myself (yet).

What a beautiful lighthouse and the property around it is beautiful. The staff are what made it…read morewonderful. Very friendly and knowledgeable.

Came here while we camped at Harrisville State Park. From the state park, it's around 10 minutes…read moredrive to here. Cute little lighthouse. There is a old school house there, and the staff inside is super nice and told us a lot about the education condition here in the past. The light house has a little museum and gift shop. You only need to pay for ticket if you want to climb to the top of lighthouse. My friends have been up there before, and said not really worth climbing. But the old school house and museum are interesting enough. I'd suggest to come if you ever come to this area.

What a wonderful setup for people of all ages. Just saw the new display which was attached to the…read moreceiling. Very cool place!

So we came across this train museum in downtown Roscommon. Three gentlemen who knew a lot about…read moretrains were in attendance. We were given a tour by Cal Patterson who has set up many of the displays. It's just a small little place but very cute. It is free, but they except donations. well worth a few minutes to pop in and look at some very cool trains. The men in attendance knew a lot about model trains!

This cute museum was very educational the person running the museum was very friendly and walked us…read morethrough the building telling us all the history behind it. On the same grounds there was an old school house which we also walked through it was the original school house. Lovells Historical Museums and the Lovells Township Historical Society The success of the August 1990 Heritage Days Celebration gave birth to the Lovells Township Historical Society. The community expressed a desire to preserve and promote the history of the area. That aspiration brought together people seeking a way to display and protect the artifacts, documents, photos and memories of Lovells. Lone Pine School House Rudolph Pallone's 1991 gift to the Society of the one room log Lone Pine Schoolhouse, constructed in 1906 by James Kellogg and Gustav Ernst. The historic building was moved to the township property and renovations began in the summer of 1991. The School House documents and exhibits the history of Lovells Township. If you love trout fishing this is a very interesting museum to go to... Good job Michigan good job Lovell Keeping history alive!!!

This is a small town museum on the Ausable River's North Branch in Lovells, Michigan. It displays…read morelocal history....fly fishing memorabilia and fly fishing history....the successes and failures of its pioneers....nature and the destruction of nature and the healing of nature....wealth and poverty...the education of children long since grown and gone....and the lives of everyday people of Northern Michigan in years gone by. It's small. It doesn't take all day to see. It may just be the best part of your trip to "The Great Up North" of Michigan. It's open Saturdays, late April through September, 11am to 3 pm or by appointment for groups. Go to LTHSmuseums.org, or visit us on Facebook under Lovells Township Historical Society. Hope to see you this summer!