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On those cold, snowy winter days, when a hot cup of coco and some cookies are what we want, enjoy them while checking out the new HO scale model railroad being built at the Inn.

Completed in 1928, this unique theater was considered the finest show house in the Northwest. The entrance is characterized by its solid bronze doors and canopy, highlighted by its sparkling neon sign. The interior has been totally restored to it’s original Italian Renaissance decor. It is the crown jewel of theaters in the Lake Superior region. Location: Downtown Ironwood at 107 East Aurora Street. Take business route US 2 to downtown Ironwood to Aurora Street, then right on Aurora one block. Please contact (906) 932-0618 for more information. Open 9:00am - 5:00pm Central Time weekdays. Historic tours. http://www.ironwoodtheatre.org

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The continuing restoration of an early mining village includes a wealth of historical items, located in cabins depicting the early mining days. A scenic trail along nearby bluffs offers a view of the area’s only hydroelectric dam. Nearby are the sites where the “Copper Boulder,” now housed in the Smithsonian Institution, was found, as well as the location of the Taylor Hydraulic Air Compressor. This device, which is now under water, once provided ample, reliable pneumatic power to the Victoria Mines. There is a one day craft fair on the third Sunday in August. Open 11:30am - 5:30pm Memorial Day weekend - mid October. Location: From US 45 in Rockland, 4miles West on Victoria Road. Please contact (906) 886-2617 for more information.

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This bridge rising 57 feet above the Black River was built in 1891 by the Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company, and is constructed of limestone quarried from Kaukauna, Wisconsin. A series of arches, each with a center keystone at the top, locks the entire structure. It is one of the few arch bridges of this type in existence.

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