Preserving the history of the Bluewater Area.
Join us for this outdoor, in-person event! Number of guests will be closely monitored, face coverings are required, and social distancing will be strictly observed.Travel back in time with sugar expert and historian, Jeff Pavlik, as you learn all the ins and outs of Maple Sugaring!This program includes your ticket to watch Maple Sugaring unfold before you in a live …
Check it out! News about our latest permanent exhibit with special thanks to the St. Clair County Community Foundation!
MJ GALBRAITH | THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 2021 As work on the Carnegie Reimagined project updated building infrastructure at the Port Huron Museum’s Carnegie Center, storage space was cleared out and potential new exhibit space was created. But what to do with it? Andrew Kercher, community engagement manager at Port Huron Museums, says that while various ideas were explored, the museum …
Thomas Edison is most known for inventing the lightbulb. But what if he hadn’t? In celebration of Thomas Edions’s 174th Birthday, join us for a 60 minute, interactive tour and celebration where you decide what you want to see…literally! On this exclusive Birthday Bash Edition of Flashlight Tours, take a guided tour and explore the Thomas Edison Depot Museum on …
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Join us starting Wednesday, June 17 as we open all of our sites to public tours! Each of our sites will be open 12pm to 4pm, Wednesday through Sunday. We are also offering private tour options Wednesday through Sunday 10am to 5pm at each of our sites! Call (810)982-0891 to schedule your private tour.
Catch the whole series over on our Facebook page. Live! Architectural tours of Port Huron and the Blue Water area.
Catch the whole series over on our Facebook page. Live! Architectural tours of Port Huron and the Blue Water area.
Another of our Live! Historic Walking Tours of Port Huron. Tour the city virtually with local historian Andrew Kercher. Catch them live on Facebook.
