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1. Archives of Michigan - Lansing charter township

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· 3 reviews

702 W Kalamazoo St, Lansing, MI 48915

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Archives of Michigan: what do users think?
Carl Johnson: Very informative. Employees very helpful.
Concetta Phillipps: This by far is the coolest archives I've ever visited. The staff are warm and friendly, and they are quick to provide service. I've found them to be extremely helpful in solving my worst genealogical mysteries.And it is SO amazing to hold original records in your hands - history that you can touch! The Archives are a real gem in the state of Michigan, and I find it worth the trip even though its six hours from where I live.

2. Archives Book Shop - East Lansing

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519 W Grand River Rd, East Lansing, MI 48823

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Cody Cox: I ordered some Ian Fleming novels from Ray over the phone. Great guy! He's fair at pricing and mailed them to me well-wrapped and protected from moisture. If I'm ever in the neighborhood, I'll definitely be stopping by. Thanks Ray!
Nola Warner: This store is a piece of East Lansing's history. It is valuable to our area in so many ways. Staff here are friendly and helpful. This business deserves your company, and you won't regret your visit.
Island Ewert: Really cool spot for historical reads.
G: I love stopping in to Archive books, I always find at least 6 books I need. Its exactly what a good used bookstore should be.
Andreas Overmyer: Charming used bookstore. Owner tells interesting stories
Elena G.: Amazing selection of classic and unique books .
Amy Klaes: I had a hard time navigating the store as there were stacks of books everywhere. Seems like a neat place if you can handle small spaces. The person working was very friendly, and it did have an ambience that felt like I was somewhere hidden.
Bruce Bower: The store is overflowing but with patience you will find treasures. Worth the trip and parking is easy. Life slows down while inside.
Pamela Parker: This is my daughter's favorite bookstore! She spends hours there and we never leave empty-handed.
Robert Hunter: very lovely bookstore :) and the person at the front desk was perfectly kind and helpful
Brian Caruthers: Gun free store. Unsafe
Chris Myers (Spidey): Wide variety of mostly vintage/antique books. Everything is reasonably priced (not a place to go if you’re looking to resell). Great selection of antique childrens books and even a small section of antique board games. Only complaint is that there was a bit of clutter of books throughout the store. The owner was very friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable. Would highly recommend for any book lover.
Sara Walters: Not for someone who doesn't due well in closed spaces. Books are arranged. Nice place for any book collector.
Katie Osborn: This place is so awesome, especially the staff. Never have I ever walked into a used bookstore packed full of amazing old books and not seen or smelled dust!!! This place really rocks.
Brian Morofsky: I came in to have a couple of books looked at. The owner had so much Knowledge on what i brought to him, it amazed me. I would Recommend this establishment to anyone looking to buy or sell old and Rare books..
Alex Freeman: Wonderful and beautiful bookshop! Great collection of books and good prices, and the owner is so kind.
Tammy Allen: One unique Archive Bookshop. Lots of History here too. The Owner & Saleslady are Awesome People. Very friendly & great Customer Service always given to each of their Customers. This little Nook Place is pretty cool . You can get Lost in the World of Books & Literature. It's Amazing how many Famous Author written Books are here. And lots of Historical Books & Literature & Materials & Maps & Magazines, etc. I believe The Owner of this Archive Bookshop in MSU Territory & in Lansing Our Michigan Capital City is Owned by a very nice Man named Larry. He is Passionate about Books & loves his Store. And he is so, dedicated & is a great Person that loves to see likewise Book Worms & Nerds & Passionate Literature Lovers who love Books & Literature & Cant live without it. His Lady Assisant is very awesome too & very Passionate & Dedicated to her Job too. And is always ready to help Others.
Kylie Chicilli: Super sweet staff, My friends and I all found multiple books to take home!! Amazing prices. Super great environment. Will be back. Great for any type of reader. I don’t leave reviews often!! Check out this place.
Eric South: Lot's of cool old books and sundries.
Ethan Watrall: Great antiquarian bookshop. A little cramped and crowded....which, in many ways, is the hallmark of a good antiquarian bookahop
David Wells: Got everything you want old new classics something for everyone thanx ray

3. MSU Archives - East Lansing

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· 7 reviews

101, 943 Conrad Rd, East Lansing, MI 48824

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Bob Ramos: Amazing work always being performed
Izabela Birsanescu: Very convenient. Decent food.
Marian Matyn: Wonderful staff and excellent collections and a new parking lot.
Reid Turing: An invaluable resource for MSU that's open to everyone but that few know about.
Conrad Johnson: Great name

4. Michigan History Center - Lansing charter township

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· 916 reviews

702 W Kalamazoo St, Lansing, MI 48915

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Jeffrey Pollock: Exceptional place to bring a group. Arguably the most underrated museum in the state. Immersive, engaging, with a top notch collection.
rhonda norman: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No Price for adult entry $6–10More
James Smith: Pretty good museum focused on Michigan history. If you want to absorb it all and read write-ups, as well as participate in various hands-on displays, it will take a few hours to complete. It’s like a smaller version of one of the Smithsonians. Well designed and laid out and put together with quality. It’s typically open for a few hours on Sunday, at which time the entry is free. Tickets are priced reasonably for other days.
Erin Symonds: We spent a few hours on Sunday exploring the Michigan History Center. My son has been asking to go for weeks, and with Sunday being free admission plus free parking, it seemed the perfect time! The mining area was very cool and I love how the center flowed through. There isn't a wrong way to go through the place. My son loved exploring the place. We'll be back soon!
Sara M: Did you know that in Michigan the Polio Vaccine had trials leaded by Jonás Salk? Or that Jiffy the famous mixture of pancakes and baking good was founded in Michigan? Well… all of these and more you’ll learn in this History Center museum which is shared with the Michigan Library.I was gladly impressed during my visit. This museum is organized in a way you enjoy and understand the journey. It is 3 storey and each one is pretty ample. My favourites areas were the “Mining in Michigan”, “The Prototyping Parlour and the recently added “Hazel’s creation” right at the entrance.Sundays are free and parking is plenty and free as well.To go over the whole 3 floors and if you go at slow pace as myself :) allocate at minimum 2 hours. You can go with seniors as there is plenty of seatings and also with children.
Lee Norton: From prehistory to wilderness to territory to statehood, this museum has a professional presentation spread across 3 floors on exhibit. The entry cost is reasonable.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure Price for adult entry $6–10 …More
Larry Smith: A very cool place to visit, kind of a mini collection of Michigan's diverse history. I was here with a 3rd grade class. I think it was a bit above their grade level. I would suggest 5th grade and above to visit here. A children's museum would have been a better fit for the kids today.
Robert Schenk: Good food and server, waited about a half an hour to get the meal after ordering.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure Price for adult entry Free …More
Sarah Ely: Such great exhibits! Kiddos wished they could visit "every day" - they were so engaged!Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes …More
Rachelle Hughes: Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No Price for adult entry FreeMore
Jenniffer Rosier-Lasley: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes Price for adult entry $6–10More
Jean Neil: I've been there many times. It is great to share with young children. It's clean and friendly people work thereVisited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure …More
Island Ewert: Great place to learn more about Michigan specific history. I love the upstairs part about the U. P. Free on Sundays too!
Michael Valdivielso: Lots of history about the state of Michigan. Very detailed. Very interesting.
carolyn averso: Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No Price for adult entry $6–10More
Angie Brabbs: This place is amazing and so full of history. There's interactive exhibits and There's something for everyone. 10/10 recommendVisited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes Price for adult entry $6–10 …More
Paul Ganem: Great exhibits. It's the story of our State!!
Brian Harris: I Love taking my family there.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No Price for adult entry $6–10 …More
Bailey Harris: Lots of fun, even some interactive stuff for the kids. Been here plenty of times and learning my status history never gets boring ❤️
Braden Weber: Larger than I anticipated and an engaging rundown of various movements in Michigan's history. My wife and I feel glad for the opportunity to come and learn

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