Biddle House, featuring the Mackinac Island Native American Museum

"A very informative small museum, providing lots of important information about the Anishinaabe history, fur trade, treaties between Ojibwe and Odawa tribes with the US government, removal policies, reservation lands, allotment, and the role of Agatha Biddle in Mackinac island community and the Mackinac Band. The museum is somewhat overlooked by tourists, compared to the Fort and should be promoted more to educate all visitors to the island about its pre-contact and colonial history."

"one of the few places to actually acknowledge the betrayal of Natives by the US government, Michigan state officials, predatory businessowners, etc., while balancing the horrendous treatment with the ongoing modern-day existence of the local Odawa/Ojibwa populations e.g., they mention forced assimilation at boarding school AND play interview footage of a survivor/alumnus This place feels more indigenous-informed than probably any of the other Mackinac State Historic Parks sites, for which I am grateful. There's a nice little garden area out back."

"Nice house with a good exhibit. The staff were very friendly and knowledgeable. We enjoyed the women in business presentation."