Historic White Pine Village

Really nice historic village! Very informative, historically accurate, and quite an extensive exhibit. We enjoyed walking through and learning about the history of the area

This is one the coolest places I've visited. It took about 2 hours to walk thru all the historic buildings. The staff is helpful and friendly. Please check this hidden gem out!

We have stayed in Ludington a dozen times and always wanted to check this place out. Well it was worth it. We had fun looked at all the buildings and things inside of them.

This place is amazing and kept up so well .Interesting all the buildings and historical artifacts they have we enjoyed this Took about 2 hours to walk and get thru it all. well worth it

Awesome historical place great for the family or friends anyone that loves history about Michigan.

Great, historic little village to visit and learn a ton of Michigan history. Stop into the ice cream shop, too. Delicious, locally made ice cream and the server was friendly and engaging. Would definitely go back.

This is actually a fun place to visit. We found it almost by accident. There are a Number of displays. Several buildings to walk through. Make sure you get the map and kind of follow it around the grounds. Some of the buildings you can see in five minutes or less. Others you’ll want to linger and take a look around. In total, it’s about a mile and a quarter to walk around the entire thing. So, it’s not too difficult to see The entire thing in 3 to 4 hours. You can get to most of the village in a morning or afternoon. There is also a rather odd display in one of the buildings. It is a local sports museum. Most of this centers on local high school athletes. It just seemed kind of odd to us. Nothing wrong with it, just a little bit out of the ordinary.

Wow - fenced in area with nearly 50 different buildings/things to see. We spent over 2 hours here as a couple. There are signs to read, information to take in, or just see all the historical artifacts. Attractions include an old school, chapel, doctor's office, sawmill, farmhouse, railroad cars, a general store etc. Several volunteers who will make you feel like you are in Ludington in the year 1885. I recommend a combo ticket with Ludington's Maritime Museum