Museum Of Ojibwa Culture

500 N State St, Michigan 49781 USA

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Opens Fri 9a

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A national historic landmark, this museum interprets the rich archaeology and history of a 17th century Huron Indian village, Marquette's French Jesuit Mission, and local Ojibwa (Chippewa) Indian traditions and contemporary culture. Exhibits, continuous videos, and live demonstrations by nature interpreters all help visitors explore this exciting chapter of the straits area history. This unique gift shop features an outstanding selection of authentic, locally-made Certified Native American art, crafts and gift items, and has the area's largest selection of native books. Located inside the Museum of Ojibwa Culture. Open Memorial Day weekend to early December or by appointment.

Reviewed by
Bobbi H.

September 12, 2023

If you are in St. Ignace, you should stop at this interesting museum of Ojibwa and Native American culture. There are both inside and outside exhibits. They tell the story of missionary Jacques... Read more

Reviewed by
Brittany H.

July 07, 2022

This cute and small museums shows the history of how Native American cultures were treated, what they did, their school, etc. Although small, it is very informative indoors and the outdoor garden... Read more

Reviewed by
Karen W.

September 21, 2021

This small museum shares the site of Father Marquette's grave. At the front of the museum is a small shop that sells Ojibwa and other native made art. Entrance to the museum is by donations. Not... Read more

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