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Mackinac Island, Michigan 49757

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On the right side of this image is the Island House Hotel where we stayed for a few nights in July of 2014

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The Mackinac Island State Harbor was not busy in mid-October

From our carriage tour ride we saw the American Fur Company Retail Store is now part of the American Fur Co. Store & Dr. Beaumont Museum

The Market Street Inn is decorated for autumn

Historical Marker

The Cottage Inn also has the proper decorations

Heading up Cadotte Avenue in the carriage

Former home of William Backhouse Astor

Mackinac Island is enchanting

When you phone a taxi, you get a horse drawn ride

We stopped at Fort Mackinac which is building a new entrance that is more accessible

Most of the important places are close

Ste. Anne's Cemetery on Mackinac Island has a tomb dating back to 1833

Mackinac Island's Post Cemetery is a National HIstoric Landmark

Mackinac does not have naturally occuring rainbow colored rocks

Mackinac Island is considered the ancestral home of the Anishinaabek people, who are part of the Odawa, Ojibwe, and Potawatomi nations, and it is a sacred site for them

Skull Cave was a Native American burial sight

Looking down towards Fort Mackinac

Horse drawn carriages take a break at the Milliken Nature Center

Our driver and guide Jared was exceptional

A arms demonstration attracted a crowd

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