Kate is the best. So many good recommendations from a real local. Great rock collection and…read moreauthentic Michigan's gifts for loved ones.

This is a precious gem in downtown Grayling. It's a great shop to peruse…read more I don't care what my mood or what they have added/removed, I am walking out the door with a purchase of something new to me. Today it's table top cornhole boards. The one game even I couldn't lose at! It goes beyond the cute little shop for ice cream and local stuff. They carry many made in Michigan products. They have a nostalgic look at pop AND great ice cream. It's also fun to see the latest find on their shelves. Depending on which doggie is working, you have several petting opportunities. It's also a wonderful experience to visit with Stacy or Kate. 12/24

The store displays are well organized and the items are easy to access. Their merchandise is…read moreclean and in excellent condition. Many of the clothing items look brand new or are gently used. Their space isn't huge, but they offer a wide variety of items, including wall art, all sorts of glassware, small appliances, and furniture. They also have a section with children's items, including toys. They even have a free shelf that offers religious items. Their volunteers are pleasant and available to answer questions. Overall a great shopping experience.

nice small town feel. Find some great bargains and very…read moreuseful items too. Love the fact the place is operated by volunteers and the funds collected go to helping people in need , like with utility bills or food, etc. It's a community working together that keeps the good spirit alive. I love this place and shop there as well as donate a lot of stuff every year too. So much better to know things are being put to good use by others rather than good usable items going into the trash. Thanks St Vincent's for doing what you do and providing a comforting place to shop. I wish your store was much larger and filled to the maximum. I'd be there every day for sure.

This cute museum was very educational the person running the museum was very friendly and walked us…read morethrough the building telling us all the history behind it. On the same grounds there was an old school house which we also walked through it was the original school house. Lovells Historical Museums and the Lovells Township Historical Society The success of the August 1990 Heritage Days Celebration gave birth to the Lovells Township Historical Society. The community expressed a desire to preserve and promote the history of the area. That aspiration brought together people seeking a way to display and protect the artifacts, documents, photos and memories of Lovells. Lone Pine School House Rudolph Pallone's 1991 gift to the Society of the one room log Lone Pine Schoolhouse, constructed in 1906 by James Kellogg and Gustav Ernst. The historic building was moved to the township property and renovations began in the summer of 1991. The School House documents and exhibits the history of Lovells Township. If you love trout fishing this is a very interesting museum to go to... Good job Michigan good job Lovell Keeping history alive!!!

This is a small town museum on the Ausable River's North Branch in Lovells, Michigan. It displays…read morelocal history....fly fishing memorabilia and fly fishing history....the successes and failures of its pioneers....nature and the destruction of nature and the healing of nature....wealth and poverty...the education of children long since grown and gone....and the lives of everyday people of Northern Michigan in years gone by. It's small. It doesn't take all day to see. It may just be the best part of your trip to "The Great Up North" of Michigan. It's open Saturdays, late April through September, 11am to 3 pm or by appointment for groups. Go to LTHSmuseums.org, or visit us on Facebook under Lovells Township Historical Society. Hope to see you this summer!

Checked out The Curator while waiting for our table at Paddle Hard. The shop has drinks and mixers…read morein addition to merchandise from local merchants. A great shop for thoughtful gift ideas for yourself and friends.

Excellent place to shop Friendly vendors and reasonable…read moreprices Great selection of products Great place to get in out of the rain or sun have added new sections every year We sell Made in America, American flags only

A large variety of items to look threw and good music and friendly good parking and decent pricesread more

The staff is always helpful. We have always been pleased and satisfied with the selection of tools,…read morehousewares, snacks and such. Everything is good quality, too.

Please tell that this is a mistake ? Went to order $20 worth of one item, got to check out and it…read moresaid $40000.05 flat rate shipping no other options!! Their website says check for shipping options but there aren't any ?? There were no other options. Guess I won't order anything from them. People say California is expensive

I have ancestors that grew up in Crawford county, and while this museum is small, it has a lot of…read moreinformation as to what it was like to live in Crawford County in the late 1800's and early 1900's. There are exhibits showing classrooms, ladies clothing, woodworking, and all sorts of odds and ends. I found an ancestor in one of the class pictures lining the walls upstairs. I bought a book on the Centennial celebration of Frederic, and was thrilled to see pictures of my relatives in it. My grandmother was born in 1901 in Maple Forest Twnshp. My Grandfather was born in 1898 near Pere Cheney. His parents lost three children to the diptheria epidemic there before the town was abandoned. All in all it was a great trip to the past walking through this museum. I loved it.

Nice souvenir shop. Good selection. I stop in every year…read morewhile I'm visiting Grayling.