
Located in the restored railroad depot in downtown Grayling, the museum offers a trip to the 19th and 20th centuries. It is a nostalgic jaunt through the lumbering era when Grayling was a leading participant. The depot was scheduled to be demolished but a community effort saved it.
The grounds also include a railroad caboose, a military building dedicated to local ex-military personnel and to Camp Grayling, a trapper’s cabin, and an old fashioned firefighting station.
2011 Hours: Opening May 25th. Saturday 10-4, Sunday 12-4





