Muskegon’s amazing Museums
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Were you aware that the the Muskegon Area hosts 14 museums which offer local residents and visitors the opportunity to learn about area history, ships, inspiring art, industries, lighthouses and historic buildings, and the people who helped to make this city what it is today? Visit a new association called M3 which collaborates, share ideas and works together to share the multitude of rich cultural opportunities available right here within our community.
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- C & O Railroad Caboose Museum
124 W. Hanson St., Whitehall
231-893-4585 - Dr. Meinhardi’s Apothocary Shop
128 W. Hanson St., Whitehall
231-893-4585 - Holton Historical Society
6511 Holton Whitehall Rd., Holton
231-821-2659 - James Jackson Museum of African American History
2416 Peck St. Muskegon Heights
231-739-9500 - Lakeshore Museum Center
430 W. Clay Ave., Muskegon
722-0278 - Hackley-Hume Historic Homes
484 W. Webster Ave., Muskegon
- Firebarn Museum
510 W. Clay Ave., Muskegon - Scolnik House of the Depression Era
504 W. Clay Ave., Muskegon - Michigan’s Heritage Park
8637 N. Durham Rd., Whitehall - Montague Museum
8717 Meade St., Montague
231-894-9267 - Muskegon Heritage Museum
561 W. Western Ave. (231-722-1613) - Muskegon Lights – Muskegon South Pierhead Light on the channel
844-mlights or 844-654-4487 - Muskegon Museum of Art
296 W. Webster Ave., Muskegon
231-720-2570
- Ravenna Township Museum
231-853-2400 - SS Milwaukee Clipper
Lakeside, Muskegon
231-683-1590 - USS LST 393 Veteran’s Museum
560 Mart St., Muskegon
231-722-4730 - USS Silversides Submarine Museum
1346 Bluff St., Muskegon
231-755-1230 - White River Light Station
6199 Murray Rd., Whitehall
231-894-8265 - Visit Muskegon
Some of these museums are seasonal, while others are open year round, so check their web sites or call for more information. All of them offer fascinating exhibits, activities and special events, so check out Muskegon’s aMazing Museums and discover the exciting things to do right here in the Muskegon Area!