Stop by and visit us this weekend at Forest House during the National Blueberry Festival! The 62nd anniversary parade will come directly by our storefront at 11:00 on Saturday! We will open for shopping with our exclusive HASH merchandise: Sat. 8/9 – 11:00-4:00 Sun. 8/10 – Noon-4:00 Come visit and see what’s new!!
Michigan’s Dark Places, July 16 at 7:00PM
The Historical Association of South Haven invites you to join us on Wednesday, July 16 at 7:00P for a fascinating evening of true crime with Tobin T. Buhk as he presents: “Michigan’s Dark Places”. Return to the scenes of Michigan’s most notorious crimes on this adventure in dark tourism! Using archival photographs, crime scene sketches […]
Fourth of July Weekend
Please join the Historical Association at the Forest House, 313 Center St., this Fourth of July Weekend. We will be open for retail shopping with our exclusive HASH merchandise during the following hours: Friday, 7/4 – 11:00-1:30 Saturday, 7/5 – 11:00-4:00 Sunday, 7/6 – Noon-4:00
Old-fashioned Ice Cream Social
The Historical association of South Haven invites you to join them for their Annual Ice Cream Social on the lawn at Hartman School. Old-fashioned Ice Cream Social Sunday, June 22 2-4pm 355 Hubbard Street South Haven, MI 49090
Deer Forest
The Historical Association of South Haven is pleased to welcome Peter Cook, Executive Director at the North Berrien Historical Museum, for a nostalgic look back at Deer Forest, the iconic theme park in Coloma. In its 65 years of operation, millions of people visited Deer Forest to pet and feed animals such as deer, llamas, […]
Membership Drive Kick-Off and Open House
Please join us for our annual Membership Drive Kick-Off and Open House: Forest House 313 Center St. Saturday, May 24 6:00-9:00pm A short presentation on our restoration progress will be given at 6:30. Image below shows the Forest House circa 1880s when it was the Pacific Hotel and faced Phoenix St.
How Archaeologists Study Native History and Culture in Michigan: Yesterday and Today
Thursday, April 17 at 7:00 PM, lecture by Dr. Michael S. Nassaney. Archaeologists have long used material clues to reconstruct Native history and culture in Michigan. More recently they have begun to work with Native groups to gain a fuller understanding of past human activities and their meanings. This presentation will examine how archaeological approaches […]
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