Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
Historical
Museum offers year-
The North Berrien Historical Museum collects,
preserves, and displays the history of Hagar,
round opportunities Coloma, Watervliet, and Bainbridge Townships
to learn about local and the cities of Coloma and Watervliet. From the
history and culture.
At the museum, in the classroom, or out in
shores of Lake Michigan and Paw Paw Lake to the NORTH BERRIEN HISTORICAL MUSEUM
rolling hills of the fruit belt, discover the heritage of
the community, our programs bring the past to
life. Contact the Director of Education to learn southwest Michigan. j
more or to schedule an engaging and memorable
program for your class or community group. j
Exhibit Highlights
Free Admission
Public Hours Educational
Archaeology
& Potawatomi
SUMMER
Tuesday through Saturday, 10am - 4pm
WINTER
Programs
Lumbering Tuesday through Friday, 10am - 4pm
Tourism
Tours
Presentations
Traveling Trunks
Agriculture Contact:
Tracy Gierada
Director of Education
E-mail: nbhs2@sbcglobal.net
Phone: (269) 468-3330
Fax: (269) 468-4083
Transportation
300 Coloma Ave, Coloma, MI 49038 1-877-287-4890
(across from Coloma High School)
www.NorthBerrienHistory.org
www.NorthBerrienHistory.org
Tours Presentations Traveling Trunks
S chool tours meet Michigan’s Social Studies Age 14 and up M ake history hands-on and relatable for all
Grade Level Content Expectations for History. All 45 min. Narrated Slide Shows ages with the lessons plans, artifacts, pictures,
school programs are free of charge. Available at the museum or off-site. videos, and books in our Traveling Trunks. Upon
• Hagar Township History request, programs are conducted by the NBHS
Museum Tours Third • Bainbridge Township History Museum Educator. Free rentals can be scheduled
Grade • Coloma History by calling (269) 468-3330 or e-mailing nbhs2@
The Indians and • Watervliet History sbcglobal.net.
Pioneers in your Backyard Get • Paw Paw Lake History
to know the Native Americans • North Berrien Notables Potawatomi Past & Present
and early European explorers, fur • North Berrien Interurban Railways See and touch some of the historic and
traders, and settlers in our area
leading up to Michigan’s statehood contemporary culture of the Pokagon
in 1837. All Ages Band of Potawatomi Indians.
Hands-on Group Lessons
Fourth Grade Making Available at the museum or off-site.
History: Shingles, Peaches, • Crazy Quilts game Fur, Forest, & Frontier Days
and Paper Learn about local and craft Illustrate the early exploration and
industries from the past and • Shake and make settlement of this area from LaSalle
discover artifacts, images and
stories that connect to U.S. history fresh butter to the coming of the railroad.
from statehood to the present. • Write with a quill pen
and berry ink
All Ages With advance notice, • Play local history boat bingo Lincoln’s Legacy
we can provide free guided tours of • Make birch bark canoe models Bring to life the stories of slaves, Civil
the museum to groups of any size. • Make Potawatomi “Karyahnkoo” sign models War soldiers, and Mary and Abraham
Tours last 30 to 60 minutes and can focus on requested topics. • Make news-type prints of your own name Lincoln. Courtesy of the Lincoln
Visit our website or call for information on current traveling
and temporary exhibits.
Presidential Library and Museum.