Archaeology at Fort Mackinac – A Revolutionary Well
The earliest archaeological excavation at Fort Mackinac took place at one of its earliest structures, the British well.
The earliest archaeological excavation at Fort Mackinac took place at one of its earliest structures, the British well.
Arch Rock is Mackinac Island’s most famous and spectacular limestone formation. A century ago, curious visitors could find two additional arches, also celebrated for their natural beauty and rich traditions.
Mackinac State Historic Parks accessioned 247 objects into its permanent collection and archives. Learn about a few of them here.
It’s time for another deep dive into the collection! Today Dr. Lynn Evans, Curator of Archaeology, shows us on Orvietan Lid.
As the calendar flips to the new year, Mackinac State Historic Parks staff are busy readying new tours, exhibits, publications, and more.
Winter on Mackinac Island is a special time of year.
Race the Island perimeter with 1800 participants in this scenic summer-ending event. Don’t miss the 56th running of one of the oldest races and most picturesque races in Michigan! #thisismackinac
On an island known for awe-inspiring natural wonders, Arch Rock is certainly Mackinac’s most iconic.
October 8, 2021 marks the 150th anniversary of the start of the Great Chicago Fire. What’s the connection to Mackinac? Gurdon Hubbard.
