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!

Amazing drink pricing, service is excellent (Linda), pizza is #1 in Michigan by far anything I've…read moreever had. Will continue to be a proud patron! 100/10!!!

My wife and I had an excellent pizza pie at an outside table at the only Pizza place in this very…read moresmall town in beautiful Northern Michigan. We were in the area playing golf at the nearby Garland Resort. Lewiston has only 1,289 residents so we felt fortunate to find a real 'Mom & Pop' pizza place right here in the heart of town. I washed down my pizza with a can of Vernors, a unique Michigan brand of Ginger Ale. It has been true classic of the Mitten State since it was first brewed in Detroit 141 years ago in 1880. When in the area, I encourage you to stop by for a solid 4-star pie and a cold can of Vernors.

The gallery showcases absolutely gorgeous artwork...from paintings and prints to carved chairs and…read moresculptures. The staff members are super friendly. The only downside is that, as with specialized artwork, most items have a hefty price tag and might not be for the local or general vacationer. But it's still worth it to stop in and take a look around.

This was my favorite little store in the area. Great collection of artwork items from some local…read moreartists! Really enjoyed the cool calming feel of this gallery - well done Majn Branch!!

Very quiet location. The hosts are incredibly sweet and welcoming. The farm setting is lovely and…read morethe little historic park in back was interesting. Definitely worth the walk back there to take a look. Enjoyed visiting with the host couple, Howard and Gloria. Would like to return in the fall to see their corn maze! Stayed overnight via Harvest Host August 14-15, 2020.

This was my first visit here. We came for the "pumpkin chucking" event. The farm is meant to…read morecapture what life was like in the 1930s on a Michigan farm. Plenty of historic pieces and buildings on the property, and there seems to be plenty of events going on quite often. Great for kids. I am not into historic things however I did enjoy the pumpkin chucking and the animals on site. This makes for a fun fall event for the whole family

We stopped while returning home from vacation. The young lady working the store was so very nice…read moreand helpful. We got to meet the owner and enjoyed his hospitality. The ice cream was delicious! I got the cherry chocolate and my wife got chewy cow. They were both so very good. We sampled several of the cheese, can't wait to put it on a cracker. Store was nice and had lots of local items If you're in the area, it's a definite stop.

Stopped by on a cold day and had a wonderful time! Everyone was so nice and helpful, we loved…read moregetting to chat with them and try their tasty ice cream and cheese. Definitely recommend for a fun little stop and to get good local ice cream/cheese/meat!

A fantastic gallery featuring local and regional artists. A great place to shop for unique,…read morehandcrafted gifts and you can eat/drink right next door at the Paddlehard Brewery. The Gallery also has live music and plays. See their web site for details,

This is a cant-miss store that had a lot of unique items made by local artisans. Very impressive…read morecollection and looking forward to coming back in the future.

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.

We love the Shetler Family Dairy, and have been buying their milk for 10 years. We also love their…read moreyogurt smoothies and cream. We love that they do not homogenize the milk, which makes it healthy for the heart, the way milk is supposed to be drank. They also flash pasteurize to avoid killing off all the healthy nutrients in the milk. Store-bought milk is homogenized (very unhealthy for the human heart) and ultra pasteurized, which kills essential nutrients. Their milk tastes way better than the store milk I grew up on. Their chocolate milk is also amazing. I don't know if they still do the milk plant tours, but if they do, be sure to go on one. I remember years back, Kaleb Shetler showed a group of us how they process and bottle the milk. It was amazing. Each year they also have their Open Barn, which is amazing for the whole family. There is only one thing that I don't like, and that is their ice cream. I am an ice cream fan. Their ice cream used to be super gritty and I stopped eating it. Just had some recently and it is too dense and crystalized. I do, however, think it is good that they use fewer bad ingredients in their ice cream, which some other local dairies use. The ingredients list on their ice cream is shorter than others, which is a good thing. We will continue to support the Shetler dairy for as long as we continue to live in the area.

5 STARS!!!! WHY? BECAUSE IT'S AWESOME!!!!…read more I don't know why anyone would rate it any less than 5 stars. Where else can you get cream line milk in glass bottles fresh from the farm?!?!?! No, seriously, where? The place is small and their hours are 11-5, but if you can make it there they have amazing products and it feels like a step back in time to a place where things were a little more simple, a little higher quality, and a whole lot more delicious. They have other products as well. Cheese and meat. I mean, really, what else do you want out of a little Dairy Farm Store? I mean, other than girls dancing the can-can or a juggling clown, this place is one of my favorite stops on my way north. It's pricey, but so is a Mercedes and I don't see anyone complaining about that. You get what you pay for here. They also take American Express, which is a plus for a business traveler looking for a place to spend his daily per diem.