Hanka Homestead Museum

The Baraga County Historical Museum, located on US41 in Baraga, Michigan, is dedicated to collecting, preserving, and displaying artifacts and documents that reflect the cultural heritage and natural resources of Baraga County. Operated by the Baraga County Historical Society, a nonprofit organization, the museum aims to educate the public about significant historical events and everyday life from 50 to 150 years ago. With barrier-free access and ample parking for RVs, the museum also features a picnic area with tables overlooking the scenic Keweenaw Bay, where visitors can enjoy the view of the nearby Village of L'Anse. The museum relies on volunteers for its operations and offers a range of admission fees, ensuring accessibility for all visitors, including free entry for children under 12 years old. Generated from the website

The Quincy Smelter Association offers guided tours of the historic Quincy Smelter in Hancock, Michigan, in collaboration with the Quincy Mine Hoist Association. Tours are designed to provide visitors with an engaging experience, highlighting the rich mining history of the area. Throughout the summer months, the Quincy Smelter hosts various tours, including special evening tours, making it accessible to a wider audience. Tickets are affordably priced, with free admission for children under five, ensuring families can enjoy a day of exploration and learning together. Generated from the website