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CEDARVILLE
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OF INTEREST

Les Cheneaux Historical Museum. Exhibits and excellent videos illuminate the natural history development of the Cedarville/Hessel area, from Indian artifacts to lumber camps and tourist and resort eras. ... more

Safe Harbor Books. This personal bookshop has a good selection of regional, Great Lakes maritime and nature books, plus rubber stamping supplies. ... more

Les Cheneaux Maritime Museum. Boats & boat-related things in a 1920s boathouse: sailboats, canoes, rowboats, old photos ... more

Creekside Herbs. A unique amalgam of display gardens, culinary and medicinal herbs, aromatherapy oils, glassblowing and other handmade art, all based on mainly Native American spiritual thinking ... more

Michigan Limestone Operations Cedarville Plant. Pull off highway M-134 and see freighters take take on loads of limestone at Port Dolomite ... more

Prentiss Bay Marsh. Scores of nesting boxes for tree swallows are scattered across this wetland. ... more

 

 
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Safe Harbor Books

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(906) 484-3081 This pleasant full-service bookstore now occupies a house on M-134. In addition to general reading for children and adults, it has good regional, Great Lakes maritime, and nature sections - and local information as well.

There are always signed copies of best-selling historical fiction by nationally known author Sue Harrison, who lives just up the road in Pickford. Her curiosity about the origins of her Native American neighbors led her to research and imagine their ancestors' lives in the Aleutian Islands nearly 10,000 years ago. Mother Earth, Father Sky kicked off the Ivory Carver trilogy.
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16 East M-134 and M-129. Open year-round. Mon-Fri 9:30-5:30, Sat 10-4.


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