Tri-Cities Historical Museum

"Had fun with my son. He loved the projector and the the native houses."

"Such a cool little museum. It tells the history of the Tri-Cities (Grand Haven, Spring lake, Ferrysburg) from when Native Americans lived in the area to present day. It has some gorgeous woodwork in mahogany from an old Victorian home along with a lumber saw. In the upstairs they had a special exhibit for the Coast Guard which was beautiful to walk through. Can easily get through it in about an hour, give or take, depending on how much you want to read. Would recommend."

"It's a small museum in Grand Haven where we spent about an hour. It is a main exhibition about the history of the area on the first floor, and upstairs an exhibition of painting and fashion over time. Admission is free but donations can be made."

"Beautiful museum, wish we could’ve stayed longer. Also wished they were open on Monday. So we didn’t get to see everything. But hope to go there again In the future. Love that they have 1800s, it’s one my fav time periods."

"Interesting place. Tucked away amongst the small shops but has three separate floors with displays to browse through. Artwork, sculptures, historical text and info on the logging industry that helped jumpstart civilization in the northern states. Some exhibits are setup to show how life was back during that time. There is also a beautiful hall upstairs that would be ideal for receptions banquets, etc. Information on the US Coast guard can also be found here."