Historic White Pine Village, Ludington, Michigan

The Mason County Historical Society opened Historic White Pine Village in 1976. It is a community of twenty-one buildings on twenty-three acres dedicated to preserving and presenting Mason County's history. The buildings contain thousands of artifacts that help interpret their setting in the history of the area.

Historic White Pine Village has been visited by tens of thousands of visitors and most comment upon leaving about the beauty and nostalgia of the village. The credit for this must go to the over 400 annual volunteers who do a wide variety of tasks. The history interpreted by Historic White Pine Village includes lumbering, music, farming, small rural villages, maritime, and the development of business and industry.

Make sure to include Historic White Pine Village and rediscover small-town Michigan life in the late 1800's and beyond.

Attractions

White Pine Chapel	Jorissen Barn	Abe Nelson Lumbering Museum
Mason County Courthouse	Museum of Music	Abe Nelson Blacksmith Shop
Pere Marquette Town Hall	Brick Walkway	Phoenix Hose Company No. 1
Cole's General Store	William E. Anderson Hardware Store	The Village Time Museum
Pentwater Post Office	Trappers Cabin	Village Doctors Office
Exhibit Building	Burns Farmhouse	Great Lakes Pavilion
Marchido School	Maritime Museum	George R. Peters Sr. Admission Building
Rose Hawley Museum