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Grand Rapids Public Museum Top Attraction! 
Museum in Grand Rapids, MI USA
This museum offers world-class exhibits on history, nature, cultural heritage and more. Ride a 1928 carousel, catch a show in the planetarium or eat in the cafe overlooking the Grand River. General Admission charged.
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River of History Museum Top Attraction!
Museum in Sault Ste. Marie, MI USA
Experience the area's history from the river's glacial origin, through Native American settlement, French fur trade, British and American expansion, to the present day. Its location may be new, but the River Of History Museum continues to do what it does best: explain and interpret the region's story from its earliest recorded history.
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Durand Union Station & Michigan Railroad History Museum Top Attraction!
Museum in Durand, MI USA
The Durand Union Station recaptures the golden years of railroading. The Michigan Railroad History Museum features photos, artifacts, displays and articles of Durand's rich railroad history. Exhibits are changed several times throughout the year.
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Coopersville Farm Museum and Event Center
Museum in Coopersville, MI USA
Rural Life in the Mid-West Visit this 12,000 square foot facility and enjoy time reminiscing, sharing stories, learning about farming, agriculture, and rural life. A slow paced, relaxing atmosphere that is family friendly, handicapped accessible, and interesting for everyone.
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Goosebumps: The Science of Fear
Museum in Midland, MI USA
The Science of Fear Engage in activities to experience fear in a safe and enjoyable environment. Rate your response, understand the science behind the emotion and reflect upon the personal meaning to your response. Recommended for ages seven and up.
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Marshall M. Fredericks Sculpture Museum
Museum in University Center, MI USA
The Marshall M Fredericks Sculpture Museum celebrates the life works and legacy of America's Sculptor, Marshall Fredericks. The Museum is located in the Arbury Fine Arts Center on the campus of Saginaw Valley State University.
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Michigan Flywheelers Museum
Museum in South Haven, MI USA
Agricultural history museum Take a step back into time with a visit to the Michigan Flywheelers Museum. Located on 80 acres, this museum features exhibits such as a sawmill, shingle mill and dozens of antique tractors and farm machinery.
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Michigan Flywheelers Museum
Museum in South Haven, MI USA
Dedicated to the preservation of antique farm machinery Open from Memorial Day to Labor Day, the Michigan Flywheelers Museum is located on more than 70 acres that are filled with exhibits and displays pertaining to agricultural history.
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Michigan Women's Historical Center & Hall of Fame
Museum in Lansing, MI USA
Women's History Museum The Michigan Women’s Hall of Fame promotes equality of women by honoring the history and celebrating the accomplishments of Michigan women. The Michigan Women’s Historical Center, located at 213 W.
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Montrose Historical & Telephone Pioneer Museum
Museum in Montrose, MI USA
Telephone and Town museum Large collection of telephones, including the first telephone in Michigan ( St. Ignace ), tools, insulators and go withs from the late 1800's. Largest Pioneer pin display and character phone display in the world. Hands on items. Working step switch.
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The Honolulu House Museum
Museum in Marshall, MI USA
A Nineteeth Century House Museum The Honolulu House Museum was built in 1860 by Abner Pratt (first United State Consul to the Sandwich (Hawiian) Islands. The exterior architecture is a combination of Polynesian, Italinate and Gothic.
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West Oakland Railroad Museum & Chi-Town Union Station
Museum in Commerce Township, MI USA
World's largest O-scale model railroad Housed in a 10,000 square foot former grocery store, with 14,000 feet of track already in place, several hundred computers control more than a hundred museum quality scale trains.
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