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Welcome to the Boyne City Historical Museum!


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The Boyne City Historical Museum is a must see for anyone interested in Boyne City's history. It is located at the South end of City Hall, 319 N. Lake Street.
Museum hours:
8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on weekdays
and
Noon to 4 p.m. on weekends

ADMISSION IS FREE!
We invite senior citizen groups, scout groups, school and church groups....... Schedule a guided tour or wander through at your own leisure!!

Friends of the Boyne City Historical Museum - printable brochure



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Step back in time to an era when horses outnumbered cars as the main form of transportation, logging was the main industry, and every yard had an outhouse! Read about the first permanent settlers in Boyne City, John and Harriet Miller, the father of Boyne City, George Beardsley, and other prominent families like the Morgans and the Whites (W.H. White Lumber Co.). Click below to see the Miller's "Dream Cabin."
We have great collection of historical photos. Through the years the museum has acquired photos of the old logging camps, BCG&A Railroad, W.H. White Lumber Mills, and much more.




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This kitchen area displays an old woodburning cook stove, utensils, cookware and a table setting of dishes. Complete with the spice canisters, recipes books, and a butter churn, this kitchen might be typical of one used by the early settlers of Boyne City. Notice the attention to detail in the dresses, quilts, material and wallpaper samples from the late 1800's.
Browse through countless old newspapers and historical books written by local residents.

Items for sale


Original Boyne City Bricks - contact City Hall at (231)582-0335 for more information.



BOOKS

Settlers to Sidewalks          $15.00

People Places Happenings $ 6.00
I Remember $ 5.00
Thoughts from Outer Space $ 2.00



Would you like to make a donation to the museum?



You can mail donations to the following address:

Boyne City Historical Museum
319 N. Lake Street
Boyne City, Michigan, 49712

or call Michele for more information (231) 582-0335.



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