Tuesdays
July 10 through August 21, 2012
2 p.m.

Michigan Iron Industry Museum, Negaunee

We hope that you'll drop by for our Tuesday afternoon programs this summer. While you're enjoying light refreshments, you'll be discovering intriguing stories of U.P. history, courtesy of historians and other experts who are eager to share their knowledge and research with you.
Here is this summer's lineup:

July 10
"We Are Going to the Jackson: Negaunee's Jackson Mine"
Speaker: Robert D. Dobson, author

July 17
"The 1868 Scientific Expedition to Lake Superior in 3-D"
Speaker: Don Balmer, photographer

July 24
"Sounding Yooper: How History, Tourism and the Media Have Shaped the Idea of a Dialect"
Speaker: Dr. Kathryn Remlinger, Grand Valley State University

July 31
"Phase I Archaeological Survey of the Yellow Dog Plains"
Speaker: Dr. John Anderton, Northern Michigan University

August 7
"Camping in Cloverland with Henry Ford"
Speaker: Guy Forstrom, author

August 14
"Anatomy '59"
Speaker: John Pepin, filmmaker

August 21
"Making of Iron Spirits: Life on the Michigan Iron Range"
Speaker: John Major, filmmaker

We invite you to explore all Michigan Historical Museum System Upper Peninsula events in our online calendar.

The Michigan Iron Industry Museum—part of the Michigan Historical Museum System—is located six miles west of Marquette. Here's more information about how to find the Michigan Iron Industry Museum.

Contact the Michigan Iron Industry Museum.

Updated 05/04/2012