Mackinac Island and Frankenmuth
Mackinac Island
The first thing you will notice when you step foot onto the beautiful island is the absence of automobiles.
Some find this ironic, seeing how Michigan revolutionized the world with the automobile. Initiated in 1898,
this ban on automobiles has resulted in clean, noise-free air and a quaint, village ambiance filled with the
soft clopping of horses. Just like yesteryear, you will get around by foot, bike, or horse-drawn taxi carriage.
*Excludes emergency vehicles.
The Mackinac Bridge, connecting Upper Michigan to Lower Michigan
The Grand Hotel from the Ferry
Fort Mackinac on the hill behind the Ferry Docks
Our Hotel on Mackinac Island
Monogrammed Accent Pillow
The Atrium outside our room with the Hotel Pool
The Balcony at the front of the Hotel, overlooking the Main Street
The Hotel Lobby
Just Chillin' on the Island
Visiting Arch Rock
Mackinac Island Carriage Tours barn
Our Tour Carriage
The Grand Hotel
A Taxi picking up passengers at The Grand Hotel
"Somehere in Time" filmed at the Grand Hotel
Round Island Lighthouse, Featured in "Somewhere in Time"
"This Time For Keeps" was another movie filmed at the Grand Hotel
Climbing the Hill
View from the top of the Hill
Taxis on Market Street, Mackinac Island
Marquette Park and Fort Mackinac
Amazon Delivery
The Garbage Truck
Murdick's Fudge Shop
A Cruise Ship docked at the Pier
Ready for Parasailing
Main Street after the last Ferry left
Frankenmuth
Sticky Situations, Many flavors of honey
Bronner's Christmas Wonderland
Marlene and Laurie
