Autrain River Canoes & Kayaks, N7163 Autrain Forest Lake Rd, Au Train, MI 49806, US

The Paulson House Museum in Au Train Twp, MI is a historic site that was established in 1884 by Swedish settlers Charles and Lena Paulson. The two-story log house, built with hand-hewn white cedar logs, offers a glimpse into the past with its three rooms upstairs, five rooms on the first floor, and a school room that reflects the late 1880s. Designated a Michigan Historic site in 1972, the Paulson House is a must-visit destination for those interested in the history of the area. Located in the heart of Hiawatha National Forest, the Paulson House Museum offers both bed and breakfast accommodations and a fully outfitted cottage for overnight or weekly stays. Guests can enjoy a country gourmet breakfast, relax in light-filled rooms with woodsy and water views, and indulge in seriously comfortable furnishings. With its close proximity to attractions such as Pictured Rocks, biking trails, waterfalls, and the Alger Underwater Preserve, the Paulson House Museum is the perfect base for exploring the beauty of the North Central Upper Peninsula of Michigan.Generated from the website

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