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The Music House Museum   is a performing muse­um of restored, rare antique musical instruments. Hear pipe organs, pianos, jukeboxes, music boxes, early radios & TV. Children's tours; music-themed gift shop.
Admission: $8 adults, $2.50 children 6-15 yrs. Located 1.5 miles north of Acme on US-31 North. Open daily, May thru Oct., 10 to 4. Sundays: 12 - 4 Phone: (231) 938-9300.
website: www.musichouse.org
email: Musichouse@coslink.net

The Grand Traverse Heritage Center  322 Sixth St. in Traverse City's Historic District. The renovated city library contains the Con Foster Historical Museum with artifacts of Native American culture & pioneer life. The Museum is OPEN ALL YEAR, Mon. - Sat., 10 to 4. Living History Festival - Sept. 19 - 20. Historic Homes Tour - Sept. 20. The Center houses an extensive reference library & Archives. Public meeting rooms for rent.
Call 231) 995-0313 about research & rentals.
website www.traversearts.org
email: gtheritagectr@hotmail.com

Fife Lake Historical  Museum displays Indian artifacts, toys and clothing, a schoolroom, barbershop, country store and 3 Wars remembered. Admission by donation, Memorial Day thru Labor Day. Museum open Wed. & Sat., 10 - 4. Located in Fife Lake village at corner of State and Boyd St. (Fife Lake Road)
Phone: (231) 879-4544. POB 305, Fife Lake, 49633

Map of the  Northwest Lower Michigan Historical Network
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