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MUSKEGON HERITAGE ASSOCIATION


  • Mission

    The mission of the Muskegon Heritage Association is to promote the preservation of Muskegon’s historical past and to provide educational opportunities for visitors to learn about Muskegon’s industrial history and the homes and buildings of historical significance in the Muskegon area. Through the existence and support of the Muskegon Heritage Museum along with the encouragement and recognition of the value of preservation in the community, the MHA takes Muskegon’s industrial and social history from the past into the future. Adopted by the MHA Board of Directors March 10, 2016

    About Us

    The Musekgon Heritage Association sponsors the Heritage Museum in downtown Muskegon. The museum, run completely by volunteers, has exhibits about businessas and industries in our community, working vintage machinery and demonstrations provided by museum guides. Open from mid-May to mid-October, the museum has over 10,000 feet of exhibit space on three floors. Highlights include a working 1893 stationary steam engine and line shaft operating 8 machines, a 1961 Brusnwick Bowling Automatic Pin Setter, a print shop and many exhibits about the industries that made Muskegon a world class manufacturing center. Exhibits are being added and changed regularly as new information is found and artifactis are given to the museum. During the season, the musuem is open Thursday-Saturday and then by appointment throughout the year. Tours and school groups are welcome. Our goal is to presere and share the stories of the many industries in our community and to provide an interesting way for everyone in the community to learn about our industrial past and present.

    Cause Areas Include

    • Community Development
    • Education

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