![]() They house the historical archives, a museum, a theater, an art gallery, the Family History Center, and the “Finnish American Reporter” newspaper. Whether you have historic ties or are just interested in learning more of the cultural connection, it is advisable to make a reservation in advance to head over to the Finnish-American Heritage Center & Historical Archives and learn about the Keweenaw’s heritage. Finnish-American Heritage Center & Historical Archive We recommend planning for at least two hours, but admission is good for two days in a row and varies from $3-$8 depending on age. You can even find a life-sized oil painting by Douglass Houghton himself at the museum. The museum is a great destination for anyone interested in minerals, gemstones, and the region’s natural history. Seaman Mineral Museum of Michigan Tech is the "Official Mineral Museum of Michigan." You can find the largest public exhibit and the world’s finest collection of minerals from the Great Lakes region. Seaman Mineral Museum is nationally and internationally recognized by mineral collectors and connoisseurs. Admission prices range from $10-$35 depending on age and tour type. You can take a two-hour guided tour through the hoist house, ride a cog-rail tram, and enter the mine to learn all about early mining life. The Quincy Mine is home to the largest steam hoist engine in the world. Known as “Old Reliable,” the Quincy Mine was operated from 1864 to 1945 and the copper that passed through might have gone on to become a button on the uniform of a Civil War soldier, a wire for one of the first telephone poles, or part of the early electrical grid. Admission is free, although donations and memberships are appreciated to keep up the educational opportunities. You’ll find the museum is a 1910 Classic Revival building that previously served as Houghton’s public library until 2006. The Carnegie Museum can be enjoyed year-round as it features rotating exhibits and programs exploring the region’s cultural and natural history. Houghton has plenty of opportunities to enjoy some educational and inspiring activities outside your home. ![]() Visit a Museum or Educational Centerīy visiting a museum or educational center, you are sure to come home having learned the Keweenaw’s history or something new. Although many of these activities will be in Houghton, we have included some in the connected Hancock area as well. In this guide, we’ll take a closer look at some of the top things to do indoors in the Houghton area in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, so you can make the most of your time here, rain or shine. From museums and art centers to entertainment venues and historic sites, there are activities that cater to all interests and ages. Whether you are on vacation or a local looking for something new, there’s plenty to keep you entertained on a rainy day. Houghton is the fastest growing city in the Upper Peninsula, home of Michigan Technological University, and the Gateway to the Keweenaw. Most importantly.Spring showers bring the flowers, but don’t let the weather ruin your plans in the Houghton area this spring. We remain shallow anywhere from 2-15 feet of water. Dean's 42.5 inch Pike and Ernie's 26 inch Walleye gave two grown men quite a thrill. Congratulations to Dean and Ernie for both landing and effectively releasing personal best fish. I look forward to sharing information with you all!! While in the past I've filmed most of our television shows with In Depth Outdoors we look to do our filming in the coming year with Jason Mitchell Outdoors Television, Midwest outdoors and edit our short clips on our Youtube channel. ![]() ![]() Kelly and I live on the shores of Rainy lake and love sharing our passion for fishing with others. I am an occassional outdoor writer contributing articles to the Outdoor news, Minnesota Deer hunters Assoc. I work hand in hand with 5-6 other guides here on Rainy Lake as well who are personal friends. We guide summer and winter running an average of 175 trips a year between summer and winter. We've been guiding customers full time for the past 7 years here on Rainy Lake and the Rainy River. I am the owner operator of Rainydaze Guide Service. Big thanks to Matt Johnson who is a personal friend for his involvement in bringing to the blue team. My add to the "Ice Team" has brought me back to my roots. A brief introduction for those who don't know me. Subscribe to the Rainy Lake Fishing Reports by RainyDaze Guide Service - Click Hereīoy.It's been a long time for me here!! Hope to only be able to add to the great information shared here on Hot Spot Outdoors. ![]()
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