The Michigan History Center is a state agency that preserves and shares the stories of Michigan. It offers a variety of programs and services, archival …
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Jun 23, 2024
Very nice museum that chronicles the history of Michigan from early Indian settlers to the 20th century. Docent Ross provided us with a lot of information. Full review by Joe W
Apr 7, 2024
So much to see at this museum! Lots of exhibits from all of Michigan history. We had trouble finding the entrance since our walking instructions took us to the back of the building and the alternate … Full review by norna12
Oct 7, 2023
A great deal of the exhibits are reproductions. The staff was more interested in their cell phones. Too bad as there is so much that could be improved here. Full review by greg l
I have two questions, 1) is there anywhere to eat inside the museum? thinking about a day trip here and would rather not have to go back and forth between the museum and food (plus I'm sure like any museum we're not allowed to bring food in from outside) 2) does the museum have exhibits or areas discussing the state government system and its history? I'm planning to attend to learn more for a project and I'd hate to spend time looking for a topic that is not discussed or available in the museum thank you!
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These are great questions! There is a large seating area that LOOKS like a restaurant; it has tables and chairs, but vending machines only, no food service. So be prepared. As for …
These are great questions! There is a large seating area that LOOKS like a restaurant; it has tables and chairs, but vending machines only, no food service. So be prepared. As for the history of state government, the answer is no, not at MHC. But expand your visit to the Hall of Justice across the street (big building with the dome, facing the Capitol). It has an education center within! Please be careful crossing Allegan Street, which is one-way. Cross only at the flashing traffic signal at Allegan and Butler Streets. Use the signals to assist you.
So sorry for the delayed response! Yes, our entire building (including non-museum spaces like the Library of Michigan, Archives of Michigan, public meeting rooms and …
So sorry for the delayed response! Yes, our entire building (including non-museum spaces like the Library of Michigan, Archives of Michigan, public meeting rooms and restrooms) is accessible and all of our exhibits can be reached by elevator. Please feel free to contact us at 517-335-2573 with any further questions you may have about the building!
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