Corunna Historical Village
Located on Governor Parsons Lane, inside Hugh McCurdy Park, Corunna
989-743-3650 or 989-743-4995
www.corm.us

DeVries Nature Conservancy
Carriage & Sleigh Museum
2635 N. M-52, Owosso
989-723-3365
www.devriesnature.org

Durand Union Station & Michigan
Railroad History Museum
200 Railroad Street, P.O. Box 106, Durand
989-288-3561
www.durandstation.org

Curwood Castle
Located in Curwood Castle Park
308 W. Main Street, Owosso
Author James Oliver Curwood built this replica of Norman chateau in 1922 as a writing studio. Curwood wrote more than thirty adventure stories, some of which were made into movies, including the 1991 feature, 'The Bear". The beautiful castle, situated on a bend of the Shiawassee River, was used by Curwood until his death in 1927. It is now a museum and open to the public on Tuesday-Sunday, 1-5pm.

Historic Homes
Take a step back in time and sample some of Shiawassee County's historical and architectural treasurers. Owosso is home to the second largest number of historical homes in the state. The homes include Greek Revival, Italianate, French Second Empire, Victorian Gothic, Queen Ann and more architectural styles. Contact the CVB for a self guided walking tour.

Perry Historical Society Museum/
Calkins-MacQueen House
127 East First Street, Perry
517-625-6155
This home museum depicts the history of Perry, Morrice and Shaftsburg area. Be sure to visit the exhibit of Mastodon bones that were found in Perry township back in 2001. Open Saturday and Sunday 1-5pm, July-December

Shiawassee Art Center
206 Curwood Castle Drive, Owosso
989-723-8354
www.shiawasseearts.org

Steam Railroading Institute
405 S. Washington Street, Owosso
989-725-9464
www.michigansteamtrain.com

Shiawassee County
Historical Museum
1997 N. M-52 Owosso
989-723-2371
www.shiawasseecountyhistsoc.org

Owosso Community Airport
205 Airport Drive, Owosso
989-725-1969
The Owosso Community Airport began in 1929
as a single grass strip with one hanger. Today
it has three landing strips surrounded by
spacious hangers and a community that has
grown up around it. There is daily activity at
the airport. Businesspeople fly in, small jets
and helicopters land, flying schools train future
pilots and aviators from around the state fly in
for delicious food on the weekends. Be sure
not to miss the Annual Fall Fly In held each
September. Bring the family out to watch
planes come and go anytime. The public is
always welcome.

Shopping
Shopping Shiawassee County possesses the
nostalgia of historic downtowns and the
convenience of national chain stores. When
downtown, enjoy parking along the streets,
and the friendly faces and helpful attitudes
of storekeepers. You will be amazed at the
variety of goods to be discovered within
walking distance. You will also find the large
nationally known stores, such as Wal-Mart,
Home Depot, Dunham's, Meijer and JC Penney
for your shopping convenience.