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The American city of Muskegon in Michigan is triangulated by Lake Michigan in the west, Muskegon Lake to the north and the Muskegon Lake to the northeast. It is home to a stunning combination of beaches, forests, bike and ski trails, historical sites and open air venues for cultural festivals. It is a prominent port in across the Great Lakes that revels across its superlative maritime attractions- a distinction amplified by the presence of USS LST 393 Veterans Museum, USS Silversides Submarine Museum and the SS Milwaukee Clipper. Also of note are some historical museums like Muskegon Museum of Art, and the Hackley & Hume Historic Site (related to the citys once thriving lumbar business), Muskegon Heritage Museum (related to the citys varied industrial past) and the Lakeshore Museum Center (for its kaleidoscopic view of the citys evolution through last ten millenniums).
The Lakeshore Museum Center in Muskegon offers exhibits about the natural and cultural history of Muskegon. It is best known for the Hackley and Hume Historic Site, and the Fire Barn Museum.
a.) The Hackley and Hume Historic SiteThis composite site includes the Queen Anne style Victorian homes of two famous lumbar merchants Hackley and Hume. The former portrays prevalent examples of Victorian architecture and interior decorative arts of 189s while the latter is characterized by a large dining room with geometric tile flooring and a sleeping porch with a metal floor dating back to 192 AD.
b.) The Fire Barn MuseumRegardless of whether you are resilient to the ultra-pervasive dread of a raging fire, the Fire Barn Museum makes a compelling case for itself with its intriguing collection of firefighting equipment that date back to the 188s. Some highlights here are a 1976 replica of the Hackley Hose Company #2 (a fire fighting station) and the quarters where the firefighters used to go to sleep.