Historical Foundation Museum

The Menominee Range Historical Museum includes in excess of 100 shows delineating neighborhood history from Native American tenants through the early years of the twentieth century with sequential presentations and re-made period rooms. The exhibition hall is situated in the previous Carnegie Public Library, built in 1902 and recorded as a Michigan Historic Site
Early region settlement is appeared by a Native American diorama, a trapper's lodge, exchanging post and land office. Logger devices, a weapon accumulation and the inside of an iron mine round out presentations concentrating on early zone history. It is one of the best place in this city.