Cultural & Natural Attractions

The Mt. Pleasant area is steeped in history and nature. With museums, sanctuaries, and an annual Native American Pow Wow, presented by the Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe of Michigan, you can relive the past and feel the rich heritage only the Mt. Pleasant area has to offer.

Come experience how glaciers shaped our lakes and terrain. Examine the bones of a 10,000 year-old mastodon unearthed near Troy. You also can explore the evolutionary process or observe the results of early European contact with Native American groups through the exchange of pelts for manufactured goods.

See the role of Michigan troops in the Civil War. Explore home life and work life in the early logging camps around 1900. You can even get up close and personal with the abundant wildlife that makes Michigan so special.

Come experience the distinctive treasures located only here in Mt. Pleasant.

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Dow Gardens

1809 Eastman Avenue
Midland, MI 48640 US

Phone: (800) 362-4874
(989) 631-2677
Website

Dow Gardens is a 110-acre botanical garden with over 1700 varieties of plants hard in Mid-Michigan.
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City of Mt. Pleasant Parks & Recreation

320 W. Broadway
Mount Pleasant, MI 48858 US

Phone: (989) 779-5331
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Find information on local Mt. Pleasant Parks
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The Museum of Cultural and Natural History

103 Rowe Hall
Mount Pleasant, MI 48859 US

Phone: (989) 774-3829
(989) 774-2690
E-Mail Address: marti6jc@cmich.edu
Website

Located on Central Michigan Universities campus, the Museum of Cultural and Natural History is both fun and educational.
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Ziibiwing Cultural Center: Temporarily Closed

6650 E. Broadway
Mount Pleasant, MI 48858 US

Phone: (989) 775-4750
800-225-8172 ext. 54750
E-Mail Address: CCummins@sagchip.org
Website

The Ziibiwing Center is there to provide and enrich, as well as diversify and educate.
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Chippewa River

Mount Pleasant, MI 48858 US

The Chippewa River flows through Mt. Pleasant and is the focal point of five parks in the city.
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Chippewa Watershed Conservancy

306 S University Ave
Mount Pleasant, MI 48804 US

Phone: (989) 772-5777
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The Chippewa Watershed Conservancy (CWC) protects natural habitat and open space in the counties on the Chippewa River.
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Korean Memorial

320 W. Broadway
Mount Pleasant, MI 48858 US

Phone: (989) 779-5331

Take a walk downtown and enjoy and honor those who have fought for our country at the Korean Memorial.
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Vietnam Veterans Memorial & Bridge

331 Main Street
Mount Pleasant, MI 48858 US

Michigans first Vietnam memorial that honors those who served from Michigan.
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W.W. I & W.W. II Memorials

Corner of Broadway and Kinney Street
Mount Pleasant, MI 48858 US

In Downtown Mt. Pleasant you'll find the W.W. I and W.W. II memorials.
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Papa's Pumpkin Patch

3909 S. Summerton Rd.
Mount Pleasant, MI 48858 US

Phone: (989) 773-4345
Website

In Mt. Pleasant, everyone knows of Papas Pumpkin Patch, founded by retired professors of CMU.
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Art Reach of Mid Michigan

111 E. Broadway
Mount Pleasant, MI 48858 US

Phone: (989) 773-3689
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Art Reach of Mid Michigan works to encourage involvement, appreciation, enjoyment and understanding of the arts.
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Isabella County Parks & Recreation

200 N. Main Street
Mount Pleasant, MI 48858 US

Phone: 989-772-0911 ext: 340
E-Mail Address: sakopmyer@isabellacounty.org
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Learn about what parks to visit in Isabella County.
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Clarke Historical Library

250 E. Preston St.
Mount Pleasant, MI 48858 US

Phone: (989) 774-3352
(989) 774-4000
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The Clarke Historical Library is located on the campus of Central Michigan University, in the Charles V. Park Library.
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Art Reach of Mid Michigan

Art Reach of Mid Michigan works to encourage involvement, appreciation, enjoyment and understanding of the arts.

Chippewa River

The Chippewa River flows through Mt. Pleasant and is the focal point of five parks in the city.

Chippewa Watershed Conservancy

The Chippewa Watershed Conservancy (CWC) protects natural habitat and open space in the counties on the Chippewa River.

City of Mt. Pleasant Parks & Recreation

Find information on local Mt. Pleasant Parks

Clarke Historical Library

The Clarke Historical Library is located on the campus of Central Michigan University, in the Charles V. Park Library.

Dow Gardens

Dow Gardens is a 110-acre botanical garden with over 1700 varieties of plants hard in Mid-Michigan.

Isabella County Parks & Recreation

Learn about what parks to visit in Isabella County.

Korean Memorial

Take a walk downtown and enjoy and honor those who have fought for our country at the Korean Memorial.

Papa's Pumpkin Patch

In Mt. Pleasant, everyone knows of Papas Pumpkin Patch, founded by retired professors of CMU.

The Museum of Cultural and Natural History

Located on Central Michigan Universities campus, the Museum of Cultural and Natural History is both fun and educational.

Vietnam Veterans Memorial & Bridge

Michigans first Vietnam memorial that honors those who served from Michigan.

W.W. I & W.W. II Memorials

In Downtown Mt. Pleasant you'll find the W.W. I and W.W. II memorials.

Ziibiwing Cultural Center: Temporarily Closed

The Ziibiwing Center is there to provide and enrich, as well as diversify and educate.

showing 1 through 13 of 13

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