Pieces of History – Early Thomas Edison Lightbulb
One of the oldest surviving lightbulbs created by Thomas Edison resides here in the Port Huron...
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Pieces Of History – Metal Fish Sculpture
Thanks to the newly donated Acheson Ventures collection, many maritime pieces make their way to...
Read MorePieces of History – Mickey Mouse Rocker
Discover a Mickey Mouse rocker that dates from roughly 1935 in the collection at the Port Huron...
Read MoreBlack History Shared through Soul Food
Not only is Taste of Soul a delicious way to spend a day, but the event also helps shine a light...
Read MoreAndrew Kercher – February Events with Port Huron Museums
Today (Friday 2/9) marks the beginning of a new exhibit at the Port Huron Museum called “A...
Read MoreHo-Ho-Holiday Spirit and Hand-On Crafts at Port Huron Museum
A beautiful holiday setting at the Port Huron Museum with an opportunity to make some festive...
Read MoreAndrew Kercher – Holiday Events with Port Huron Museum
New exhibit, Christmas through the Ages, launches at the Carnegie Museum, looking at the last 130...
Read MoreAndrew Kercher – HOPStoberfest with Port Huron Museums
Tonight’s HOPStoberfest features an exclusive beer called Three Sheets To The Wind in honor...
Read MoreAndrew Kercher – Port Huron Museums
The next exhibit at the Port Huron Museum could be… your home! Andrew Kercher explains how...
Read MoreArchitectural Trolley Tour Cruises Port Huron Gems
With summer comes a variety of Trolley Tours with the Port Huron Museums. Take a peek at the...
Read More“4th at the Fort” Draws Visitors Near and Far
A celebration benefitting the last known remaining building from the historic military base, Fort...
Read MoreAndrew Kercher – Summer Lineup with Port Huron Museums
Three new exhibits debut at the Port Huron Museum’s Carnegie Center. Andrew Kercher shares...
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