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At Naturehills, we embrace nature. Below you will find a list of state parks in Grand Rapids we have compiled for you.
GERALD R. FORD PRESIDENTIAL MUSEUM
Description
The Ford Presidential Library (in Ann Arbor, Michigan) and the Museum (in Grand Rapids, Michigan) promote popular interest and scholarly research in U.S. history during the post-World War II era, especially the Ford presidency (1974-1977). The Library collects and preserves the archival record, and aids public access. Where the Ford Presidential Library offers an analytic approach to our past and our government, the Museum provokes emotions that stimulate learning, reflection and a sense of democratic citizenship. For visitors, the presidency is theirs to see and touch through interactive exhibits featuring full-scale replicas of the Oval Office and the Cabinet Room and displays on life in the 1970s and Watergate. The Museum presents an ambitious program of temporary exhibits and special events. Both the Library and the Museum are part of the presidential library system administered by the National Archives and Records Administration, a Federal agency. The Ford Museum opened to the public in September 1981. Unlike other presidential libraries, the Museum component is geographically separate from the Library. Despite the separation, the Library and Museum are a single institution sharing one director.
Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum
303 Pearl Street NW
Grand Rapids,MI,49504-5353
Phone: (616) 254-0400
Email: ford.museum@nara.gov
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- Historic & Cultural Site
- Visitor Center
Directions
From the north: US 131 south to Pearl Street exit (Exit 85 B). Turn left (east) onto Pearl at the light to Museum entrance. Turn left (north) into parking lot.
From the south: US 131 north to Pearl Street exit. Turn right (East) onto Pearl to Museum entrance. North into parking lot.
From the east: Interstate 196 west to Ottawa Street exit. South on Ottawa to Pearl. Right (west) on Pearl to Museum entrance. Right (north) into parking lot.
From the west: Interstate 196 east to US 131 south to Pearl Street exit (Exit 85 B). Turn left (east) onto Pearl at the light to Museum entrance. Turn left (north) into parking lot.
POKEGAMA DAM CAMPGROUND (MN)
Description
Reservations are accepted from May 1 - September 15. This scenic park lies adjacent to the Mississippi River in the heart of lake country in northern Minnesota. Birders enjoy seeing bald eagles, loons, ducks, geese, and many other species. The campground offers 19 sites with electric hookups and 2 sites for tent only. Other amenities include a dump station, fish cleaning station, pay phone, a playground, picnic shelter, and shoreline fishing, showers/restrooms.
34385 US HWY 2
GRAND RAPIDS,MN,55744-9663
Phone: 218-326-6128
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- Boating
- Camping
Directions
From Grand Rapids, MN, go west on US Hwy 2 for 2 miles, turn left at signs.
