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Our mission is toBring history to life in the Port Huron Area
ThroughInformation. Inspiration. Investigation. Involvement.
We provide visitors with information about the history and architecture of Port Huron and its surrounding communities: Township of Fort Gratiot, Township of Port Huron, and Marysville. Historic Preservation laws, regulations, agencies, organizations, and other related helps can be found at this site. We exist to serve the individuals and organizations in the communities listed, assisting with history property research and preservation questions. Serving the region's history interests through a professional journal will also be a goal and project of this group. Incorporation and federal 501(c)3 status are coming soon.
For more information, or to provide information or support of any kind, please use one of the contact forms found throughout the site. Thank you!
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Recent generous monetary donations came from Brenda Williams and Lynne Secory.
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Assess county histories for reliability
Jenkinson-Cady-Secory House, Port Huron (National Register Nomination)
South Park Historic District, Port Huron
Petit house on Griswold, Port Huron
Sturges Church and Homestead
And more . . .
". . . in and around Saginaw, at Port Huron, on St. Clair river, are the largest and finest lumber districts in the West and Northwest." J. Disturnell, 1863: The Great Lakes, or Inland Seas of America (p 34).
Port Huron Area History & Preservation 