Historical Sites in Grayling

Grayling has a rich history and offers several historical places to visit. You can learn about the logging history, find exhibits on Native American heritage, visit one the oldest Fish Hatcheries in the State or learn about the history of trout fishing. You may like to explore the history of the Civilian Conservation Corps or visit a  historical farm park that replicates a farmstead in the 1930’s, please check out these and more by clicking on the links below. 

Crawford County Historical Museum

Located in a restored railroad depot, rooms are dedicated to a one-room schoolhouse, grocery store, turn-of-the-century bedroom and old-fashioned entertainment. Enjoy seeing an early railroad…

W.J. Beal Tree Planting Area

Planted in 1888, the plantation may be the oldest documented tree stand in North America. With 40 species of trees, the purpose of the planting was to determine and demonstrate how well various…

Wellington Farm Park

A historical, environmental, educational complex set on 60 acres. A working replica of a typical mid-American farmstead during the 1930's. Many farming activities are conducted daily using vintage…

CCC Museum

The Higgins Lake Nursery operated from 1903 to 1965. It began as an experiment in reforestation and became one of the world’s largest pine nurseries, laying the foundation for a successful state…