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6 Shooters
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| 8845 Gratiot Ave., Saginaw
(989) 781-6333
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| Famous visitor include Soupy Sales and Willie Horton. Very large portions, pasta bar, entertainment, including Comedy Club and dancing on Fridays and Saturdays. Handicap accessible. D |
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Andersen Enrichment Center and Lucille E. Andersen Memorial Rose Garden
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| 120 Ezra Rust Dr., Saginaw
(989) 759-1362
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| Formal gardens. Marshall M. Fredericks sculpture in a circular pool, and gift shop. Open daily. Part of Celebration Square, which includes Japanese Tea House, Children's Zoo, and leisure parks. Handicap accessible. |
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Bridgeport Historical Museum
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| 6190 Dixie Hwy., Bridgeport
(989) 777-5230
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| Call for hours. |
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Castle Museum of Saginaw County History
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| 500 Federal Ave., Saginaw
(989) 752-2861
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| French castle structure with county history programs and exhibitions, including traveling Smithsonian exhibits |
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Catholic Heritage Museum, Located at St. Casimir Church
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| 2122 S. Jefferson Ave., Saginaw
(989) 793-3489
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| Please call to schedule your tour of church artifacts. |
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Chesaning Area Historical Museum
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| 602 W. Broad St., Saginaw
(989) 845-3155
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Chesaning Showboat
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| 218 N. Front St., Chesaning
(800) 844-3056
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| Variety show draws internationally acclaimed entertainers such as Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons, Roy Clark, Randy Travis and Lee Greenwood. Outdoor theater seats 7,000. Shows are run during the second full week of July. Handicap accessible. |
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Children's Zoo at Celebration Square
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| 1730 S. Washington Ave., Saginaw
(989) 771-4966
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| Zoological facility featuring hands-on exhibits where you can let the kid in you out, whether you're 2 or 92. Facility includes: train, playground, Awareness Amphitheater, gift shop, and concessions. Home of Michigan's only new hand-carved carousel. Seasonal with special weekends in October and December. Handicap accessible. |
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Fantasy Carriage Co.
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(989) 777-4757
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| Get on board for a horse-drawn carriage ride through Frankenmuth, weather permitting. Located on Main Street near Zehnder's Restaurant. |
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Frankenmuth Historical Museum
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| 613 S. Main St., Frankenmuth
(989) 652-9701
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| Hands-on interactive activities, gift shop, and temporary gallery that changes quarterly. Handicap accessible. |
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Hoyt Public Library
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| 505 Janes St., Saginaw
(989) 755-0904
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| The Hoyt Library Local History and Genealogy Collection is the third largest genealogical collection in the state with resources from around the country and world. Also featured is the Dr. Richard D. Mudd Lincoln Collection, the result of an extraordinary effort to prove his grandfather's innocence, containing a variety of books relating to the Civil War, the Lincoln assassination, and Abraham Lincoln. Dr. Samuel Mudd was the doctor who set John Wilkes Booth's leg and sentenced to life imprisonment for the complicity in the assassination of President Lincoln. Additionally, a plethora of original materials documenting the history of Saginaw are available. Handicap accessible. |
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Japanese Cultural Center and Tea House
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| 527 Ezra Rust Dr., Saginaw
(989) 759-1648
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| One of five authentic Japanese teahouses in the United States. The Tea House was built in 1985-86 as a tribute to Saginaw's sister city, Tokushima, Japan. Facility includes display of Japanese articles and gift shop. |
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Junction Valley Railroad
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| 7065 Dixie Hwy., Bridgeport
(989) 777-3480
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| The largest quarter-size railroad train in the world. A scenic two-mile ride along waterways, over and under bridges, even through a tunnel. Fully stocked train and hobby shop Handicap accessible. |
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Juneteenth Creative Cultural Center and Museum
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| 1315 N. Fifth St., Saginaw
(989) 752-0576
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| Promotes "Juneteenth" (June 19, 1865) as African-American Independence Day and introduces visitors to the strength and diversity of African and African Diaspora cultural heritage through exhibits, theater, arts, movies, festivals, seminars, and workshops |
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Marshall M. Fredericks Sculpture Museum, Saginaw Valley State University
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| 7400 Bay Rd, University Center
(989) 964-7125
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| Permanent exhibition of more than 200 works of art, spanning the career of Marshall M. Fredericks, internationally known sculpture. A fun and educational experience for visitors of all ages. Handicap accessible. |
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Michigan's Own Inc. Millitary and Space Museum
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| 1250 Weiss St., Frankenmuth
(989) 652-8005
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| The only museum of its kind, it holds the largest collection of Medals of Honor in the U.S. Features Michigan military heroes of our nation's six foreign wars and the space program. Handicap accessible. |
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Miller Empey Natural Science Room, Freeland Community Schools
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| 710 Powley Dr., Freeland
(989) 695-5371
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| One of the first private collections of its kind in the nation, the mounted birds include such rare specimens as a male and female sandhill crane and a pair of buff-breasted sandpipers. Also, mounted animals such as a badger and wolverine. By appointment only. Handicap accessible. |
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Pit & Balcony Theatre Co.
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| 805 N. Hamilton St., Saginaw
(989) 754-6588
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| Founded in 1932, this non-profit community theater produces five amateur productions each season. Call for schedule. Handicap accessible. |
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Red Eye Coffee House
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| 205 N. Hamilton St., Saginaw
(989) 793-1411
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| Has placed two years in Torani's National Barista (Coffee Bartender) contest. Serving Manhattan-style bagels, scones, pastry. Entertainment includes poetry readings, and local art. (Not a full service restaurant.) |
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Saginaw Art Museum
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| 1126 N. Michigan Ave., Saginaw
(989) 754-2491
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| The museum houses a wide range of art styles and eras, a hands-on gallery and a children's area. Winter hours: Wed.-Sat., 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Thur. open until 8 p.m.; Sunday, 1-5 p.m. Tuesday open for tours by appointment only. Closed Mondays and national holidays. Handicap accessible. |
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Saginaw Bay Symphony Orchestra
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| 310 Johnson St., Saginaw
(989) 755-6471
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| The orchestra comprises 60 professional musicians from the Eastern Lower Peninsula and performs approximately 5 classical, pop and special event concerts a year. Handicap accessible. |
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Saginaw Choral Society
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| 326 S. Jefferson Ave., Saginaw
(989) 753-1812
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| An all-volunteer community chorus of approximately 100 voices performs four different concerts each year, focusing on a variety of music. Each Christmas season a nationally known artist performs. Call for concert information. Handicap accessible. |
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Saginaw Railway Museum
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| 900 Maple St., Saginaw
(989) 790-7994
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| The museum contains indoor changing exhibits of railroad history, a library, operating GP-9 locomotives, outdoor displays and a model railroad. Limited hours. Call in advance. Handicap accessible. |
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Saginaw Valley State University Theatre
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| 7400 Bay Rd., University Center
(989) 964-4261
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| Comprehensive season, including youth theater. Call for schedule. Handicap accessible. |
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St. Julian Winery
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| 127 S. Main St., Frankenmuth
(989) 652-3281
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| Daily video tours of Michigan's oldest and largest wine company. Best Selection. Free tastings of Michigan's best wines, champagnes and sparkling juices. |
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Temple Theatre
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| 203 N. Washington Ave., Saginaw
(989) 754-SHOW
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| "The Showplace of the Northeastern Michigan," a grand 1927 performance theatre, banquet hall, and ballroom with a dazzling restoration and Michigan's largest indoor movie screen north of Detroit. Call for schedule and to book events. Handicap accessible. |
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The Dow Event Center
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| 303 Johnson St., Saginaw
(989) 759-1320
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| The Dow Event Center is the site for plays and concerts and larger events such as the Shrine Circus, Disney on Ice, concerts, wrestling shows and the Saginaw Spirit, Saginaw's own OHL hockey team! |
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Theodore Roethke House
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| 1805 Gratiot, Saginaw
(989) 799-0559
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| Visit the home of famed Pulitzer Prize-Winning Saginaw poet Theodore Roethke and view the historical marker. Educational and cultural tours, slide presentations for organizations, occasional picnics and concerts. Call to make arrangements and obtain information. |
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September 8, 2008
