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Michigan Iron Industry Museum Area Information

Visiting the Michigan Iron Industry Museum? Plan to see these local attractions, too. Contact the site listed in advance for seasonal hours, location information and group arrangements.

Historic mining sites
Marquette Maritime Museum
Marquette County History Museum
Northern Michigan University, Marquette
Negaunee Historical Museum
Ore docks, Marquette
Upper Peninsula Children's Museum
U.S. National Ski and Snowboard Hall of Fame, Ishpeming
U.S. Olympic Education Center, Northern Michigan University campus, Marquette

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Contact the Michigan Iron Industry Museum.

Updated 12/08/2009


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