Walking Tours!

Port Huron's largest cemetery, explore nearly 100 acres of fascinating stories of from the most famous residents to the nearly forgotten. Also learn about grave marker symbology, and what you can read from a gravestone beyond just the name and dates...

Port Huron's oldest urban core, learn all about business that have come and gone, as well as tragedy and triumph can be seen, sometimes in places you wouldn't expect. With a variety of architectural styles, much of the story of Port Huron can be told walking down its main street. 

The Blue Water of the St. Clair River and lower Lake Huron inspired the name for the bridge and the whole region. Take a walk along one of the longest freshwater boardwalks in the world and hear stories that range from early fur traders paddling canoes to massive freighters that have crashed in these dangerous waters. See the monument row that celebrates our past and hear all about the mighty fort that once guarded these waters. 

 Bounded by Military to the east, Pine Street to the north, 10th Street to the west and Chestnut to the south, Olde Town historic district has some of the best examples of historic architecture in Port Huron. Hear the stories of these beautiful homes and the people who lived in them!

Is there a part of Port Huron you'd like to know more about? Let's work together to plan a perfect custom tour! Remember, there is history everywhere, even in your own backyard!