Dousman’s Mill to Not Operate in 2026
Owing to construction delays, Dousman’s Mill Historic Site will not operate in 2026.
Owing to construction delays, Dousman’s Mill Historic Site will not operate in 2026.
In January 1776, the residents of Michilimackinac had a major problem. Montreal, the city at the other end of the supply line feeding Michilimackinac, was under rebel control.
Join us as we celebrate the American Revolution with special events, daily programs, and more, and learn all about what’s new for 2026.
A Colonial Christmas is December 13. What did decorating for the holidays look like during the 18th and 19th centuries?
Every night, at the stroke of twelve, soldiers could be heard marching to roll call. The only problem? There were no soldiers there. Fort Fright is based on French tales told at Michilimackinac. Enjoy “Soldier Ghosts,” from “Were-Wolves and Will-O-The-Wisps.”
Have an interest in the blacksmith shop on the island? Love the black-powder weapons programs at Fort Mackinac and Colonial Michilimackinac? Ever wondered how you can help out? Learn more here:
Remember the end of “Raiders of the Lost Ark” as the Ark of the Covenant is being wheeled into the giant warehouse for storage? Want to know how that relates to a three-year project concluding at Mackinac State Historic Parks? Read on:
We’re past the halfway point of the archaeological field season. What have we learned?
The G. Mennen Williams Mackinac Celebration is the kickoff to the events season for our friends group Mackinac Associates, named in honor of former Governor G. Mennen “Soapy” Williams. But who was Gov. Williams and why is he important to Mackinac State Historic Parks?
