Learn how the Biddle House became a point of cultural exchange between European food culture and traditional Anishinaabe business and familial ties on Mackinac Island in the 1830s. Daily at
Explore A Time of Change as the Biddle House, featuring the Mackinac Island Native American Museum, opens for the 2025 season! Step into the home of Agatha and Edward Biddle,
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Ponder a time of change at the Biddle House as we open for the 2024 season! #thisismackinac
Learn the continuing story of the Anishnaabek in the 1830s home of Agatha Biddle.
Step into the home of Agatha and Edward Biddle, merchants who moved in around 1830. This was a time of change, and the 1830s were critical to the Biddles for
The Mackinac Island Native American Museum at the Biddle House will be one of the exciting new offerings from Mackinac State Historic Parks for the 2021 season. As visitors explore the new galleries a few of the artifacts they will see come from an archaeological excavation that took place on the property nearly fifty years ago.
The official grand opening of the Biddle House, featuring the Mackinac Island Native American Museum. Invitation only. #thisismackinac
