Exterior of the Delta County Historical Museum

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Walk the historic neighborhoods of Escanaba all year

Sand Point Lighthouse

The Sand Point Lighthouse and Historical Complex is at the end of Ludington Street and across the street from the Escanaba Municipal Marina.

Webster Marble: Inventing the Outdoors Museum

Visit Escanaba’s Webster Marble: Inventing the Outdoors Museum and learn about the inventions that made exploring the wilderness easier and safer.

Bonifas Fine Arts Center

From exhibits to performances, the Bonifas Fine Arts Center in Escanaba brings the Upper Peninsula’s creative spirit to life year-round.

Peninsula Point Lighthouse Interpretive Trail

Hike a 1-mile trail along Big Bay de Noc to the historic 1865 Peninsula Point Lighthouse, with fossils, shoreline ridges, and lake history along the way.

Fayette Historic State Park

The park features a historic townsite, a modern campground, harbor slips, a boat launch, a beach and 5 miles of hiking and cross-country skiing trails with impressive views from the limestone cliffs that surround the harbor.

Maywood History Trail

This hard-packed, easily accessible trail is .9 miles in length and takes the visitor through a 200 year old hemlock forest on the shore of Little Bay de Noc.

Delta County Historical Museum

Exhibits at the Delta County Historical Museum portray many areas of our history, including: logging, shipping, the railroad industry, military, history, Native American culture, surveying, sports, history, fishing, local business history, and much more!

Fayette Historic Townsite

Once a bustling industrial community that manufactured iron ore between 1867 and 1891, this well preserved museum village recalls what life was like in the 19th century.

U.P. Military Museum

Visit Escanaba’s U.P. Military Museum, the only museum to honor veterans from across the Upper Peninsula. Learn about the Polar Bears, Fly Girls and more.