The Photography of William Gardiner
Join our art attendant for an engaging program exploring the life and works of William Gardiner, a Mackinac Island-based photographer who worked on the island from 1896-1935. Daily at 1:30
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Join our art attendant for an engaging program exploring the life and works of William Gardiner, a Mackinac Island-based photographer who worked on the island from 1896-1935. Daily at 1:30
Mackinac Island has a rich history in both art and tourism. Our Art Attendant will guide visitors through the types of souvenirs that travelers to the island may have purchased
Learn how the 1836 Treaty of Washington affected the Anishnaabek of northern Michigan, including Agatha Biddle. It is intended to complement the exhibit, offering more detail and context about the
The Fort Mackinac Museum Store is located within the 1878 Post Commissary. It offers a variety of apparel, unique mementos, gifts, and publications, as well as gifts inspired by the
Imagine yourself standing next to the iconic Fort Mackinac cannon. Mackinac Island’s downtown unfolds below you, just starting to come to life. Off in the distance you see a ferry
Learn about the changing technology of the US Army and find out why the army put an emphasis on marksmanship and changing tactics. Includes a live demonstration of an authentic
To better understand the army of the 1880s it’s good to understand the soldier’s who served in it. This engaging tour will show was a soldier was issued in the
The Tea Room has been a memorable part of a visit to Fort Mackinac for decades. Located in the historic Officers’ Stone Quarters it provides the best view of any
