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SOUTH RANGE
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Copper Range Historical Museum. In an old bank building this local museum features wonderful room-size scenes from yesteryear, plus a general store out back and a miners' life exhibit ... more

 

 
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Copper Range Historical Museum

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Copper Range Historical Museum
Don Hunt

A onetime bank building houses this local museum focussing on various aspects of life in these parts. "A day in the life" is illustrated with wonderfully detailed room-size scenes done fresh each year by the Bergdahl sisters. This year a two-harness loom has replaced the kitchen. They are "display artists." The hands-on Whatisit? table for kids changes yearly, too. — Feb. 2008

The general store in the back room is always a favorite. The miners' life exhibit with personal lunch buckets and hats is always up. Cancelled checks from the Copper Range company made out to area miners are for sale, each for a donation of a dollar, limit of five per person. Look through them; maybe you'll find an ancestor!
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44 Trimountain/M-26 at Champion Ave. in the center of South Range. (906) 482-6125. Open from June into mid October. In July and August Mon-Sat noon-3. Other months Tues-Sat 12-4. Also open by appointment any time for groups, large and small; call (906) 482-3097, 482-6844, or 487-9412. $1/adult; children & members free. Handicap access: four steps.



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