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Wherever you are is a great place for a selfie. That’s doubly true on Mackinac Island where there are so many incredible places to make yourself look so incredible. Each place is free to explore and has its own unique story to tell, from distinctive natural rock formations steeped in legend to amazingly scenic waterfront vistas, historic sites and iconic landmarks. They’ve never seen you like they’ll see you on Mackinac Island!
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Anne’s Tablet
A favorite find, a world class vista a great story. These are the things that make Anne's Tablet a favorite Mackinac Island find. Anne's Tablet is an Art Nouveau sculptural…
British Landing
During the night of July 16-17, 1812, a small force of British regulars and several hundred voyageurs and Indian allies landed and occupied a height that overlooked Fort Mackinac and…
Fort Holmes
After the British and their allies captured Fort Mackinac during the War of 1812, they quickly built a small outpost and called it Fort George. When the Americans regained the…
Historic Island House Hotel
The Island House Hotel has a rich history dating back to the very first tourists visiting Mackinac Island in the mid 1800's. This family-owned estate is a Historic Hotels of…
Little Stone Church
Little Stone Church, a Congregational Church located on Mackinac Island, Michigan, welcomes both residents and visitors to Sunday worship services. Although it is known as Little Stone Church, the official…
Mackinac Island Bible Church
SEASON SCHEDULE (May-October) Sunday Worship 9:30am @ historic Mission Point Resort Theater (6633 Main St) Sunday "Crossroads" 8:00pm @ MIBC Office (6688 Main St) Wednesday "House of Prayer" 8:00pm @…
Marquette Park
Marquette Park is a beautiful greens cape located at the foot of Fort Mackinac. It is part of Mackinac Island State Park and stands on the edge of Mackinac Island's harbor…
Mission Church
Located on Main Street in the eastern end of Mackinac Island’s historic downtown, Mission Church is Michigan’s oldest surviving church building. It is also the earliest surviving example of a…
Mission Point Resort’s Lawn
Relax on the expansive lawn at Mission Point Resort. The lawn is open to the public and it is encouraged to sit in one of the many Adirondack chairs, and…
Sainte Anne’s Catholic Church
A museum that highlights the religious history of the Island goes back to the late 1600’s when the Island and America was in their infancy. It reflects upon the dedicated…
Selfie Spots
Mackinac Island is a photographer’s dream. Scenic vistas, majestic horses, Victorian architecture and, of course, the Mighty Mac. But, professional level photography is not for everyone. Enter the selfie. Landmark…
Somewhere In Time Gazebo
The Island’s Famous movie featuring Jane Seymour and Christopher Reeve featured a Gazebo, formerly on the grounds of the Grand Hotel. It’s since been moved, but you can see the…
Trinity Episcopal Church
Located at the lower entrance of Fort Mackinac, Trinity Episcopal Church was constructed in 1882. Its furnishings include an altar of hand-carved walnut and two chancel chairs made by soldiers at…
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