An 18th-century fur trading fort and village reconstructed from historic maps and over 60 years of archaeological excavations, where visitors step back to 1776 during the American Revolution. Costumed interpreters demonstrate cannon and musket firing, period cooking and crafts, while archaeologists conduct ongoing digs throughout the summer season. Sixteen period-furnished buildings and thematic exhibits showcase the lives of voyageurs, British soldiers, French-Canadian merchants, and enslaved people at this strategic Straits of Mackinac location.
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