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Historical Sites

Legs Inn
6425 Lake Shore (M-119), Cross Village, MI
231-526-2281

The food is terrific, too, but go for the visual experience! This stone and timber landmark is filled with an intriguing collection of nature and hand-carved furniture, whimsical creations made of tree stumps, twisted limbs and roots, natural sculptures of driftwood and huge stone fireplaces. Open mid-May through mid-October and well worth the drive. 


National Shrine Of The Cross-In-The-Woods
On M-68, Indian River, MI
231-238-8973

This awesome 55-foot cross was made from a redwood tree. In 1959 the 7-ton, 28-foot-tall crucifix was raised into place. See this and more than 525 dolls dressed in religious garb and believed to be the largest display of its kind in the country.

Museums

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Cross Village Heritage Center

Northern Michigan is rich in history and artistry....lumbering is a big part of our heritage; Ernest Hemingway and Bruce Canton have northern Michigan roots; settlers discovered Boyne City in a dream. Find out about these things and more of our glorious past by visiting our local museums.

Andrew J. Blackbird Museum
368 E. Main St.,
231-526-0612

Bay Harbor History Museum
Main Street, Bay Harbor
231-439-2620

Boyne City Historical Museum
319 N. Lake St.,
231-582-6597
Cross Village Heritage Center
5954 Wadsworth, Cross Village
231-242-0182
(1-4pm, Sat & Sun,
 July - through Labor Day) 
Inland Water Route Museum
River Street, Alanson
231-557-2205
(10am-2pm, Wed. Sat & Sun
June - Labor Day)
Little Traverse Historical Society Museum
100 Depot Court, Petoskey
231-347-2620
(Mon - Fri 10am - 4pm in season)
 Saturday 1pm - 4pm in season)





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