Click here to download the catalog as a PDF file. To view this site you need Adobe Flash Player and your browser must allow javaScripts. Go here to get the latest Flash Player. G The number of the facility corresponds to its location as shown on the map on page 29. at t r ac t ions 5 6 PARSHALLVILLE CIDER MILL G (TOM WALKER’S GRIST MILL) 8507 Parshallville Road, Fenton 48430 810.629.9079, www.parshallvillecidergristmill.com A Michigan Historic Site built in 1869, Tom Walker’s Grist Mill is one of the last water-powered grist mills in the state. While visiting our old-fashioned Cider Mill on weekends, families can watch cider being made and take in the aroma of our spiced donuts, caramel apples and homemade apple pies. Our gift shop specializes in Michigan made products, including jams, jellies and honey. We carry a large variety of antique apples that our ancestors grew and enjoyed. Take a stroll along the gently rolling creek and embrace the peaceful, quieter times that we all knew as children. School tours are available by appointment. Seasonal hours: September – October, Weekdays 9 am-6 pm, Saturdays & Sundays 8 am-6 pm; November – Mid November 10 am-6 pm. 8 SCREAMS ICE CREAM FROM HELL & HALLOWEEN G 4045 Patterson Lake Road, Hell 48169 734.878.2233, www.hell2u.com Nestled in 11,000 acres of parks and recreational land, Hell is the ideal stop for outdoor enthusiasts who enjoy biking, hiking and canoeing. Founded in 1841, Hell is a little town on its way up and a highlight of any visit to the area. It’s always Halloween at Screams Ice Cream. This year 'round Halloween decoration and specialty mask store also serves sinfully delicious ice cream treats in tempting homemade waffle cones. Kids of all ages enjoy the toppings with scary names that they dip out of an authentic coffin. While in Hell, you can mail a singed postcard from the Official United States Post Office, check the weather at the National Weather Service Observation Station and enjoy a snack and beverage from Hell’s Kitchen at the Hell Country Store and Spirits. For all you golf enthusiasts, Hell offers a new Screams Putt Putt Miniature Golf of which 100 percent will be handicapped accessible, opening Spring 2008. On a cold day in Hell you can.well, you fill in the blank; it’s a punster’s paradise. Someone once said “The road to hell is paved with good intentions.” Had they been to Hell, Michigan they would have added, “And.it’s a lovely drive.” Hours: Monday – Friday 10 am-10 pm, May – October. Winter season, hours may vary. Call for information. 7 HAMBURG HISTORICAL MUSEUM G 7225 Stone Street, Hamburg 48139 810.986.0190, www.hamburg.mi.us/hamburg_historical_museum The history of Hamburg is alive at the Hamburg Historical Museum. Enjoy a permanent train display and other historic displays representing Hamburg since its settlement in 1831. Temporary exhibits of clothing and textiles change every two months. These exhibits include wedding gowns, bathing suits, business attire, and evening gowns through the decades. The Tea Room is open for special events and is also available for private parties. The museum has three gift shops filled with wonderful items. Hours: Wednesday 4 pm-7 pm and Saturday 11 am-3 pm. Call for more information. Beauty comes naturally to Livingston County. 9 HEAVENLY SCENT HERB FARM G 13730 White Lake Road, Fenton 48430 810.629.9208, www.heavenlyscentherbfarm.com Heavenly Scent Herb Farm is a unique and delightful place to visit. Housed in a 1910 barn painted to look like three European store fronts, the shop offers a variety of home decor items, candles, cement statuary, body care products, culinary spices and much more. You will be surrounded with bright beautiful colors and stunning fragrances as you stroll through various themed gardens. Grow your own memories by selecting from the many specialty herbs, perennials, scented geraniums, topiaries and trellising plants in the greenhouse. Workshops are offered throughout the year. Also, you can have your wedding/reception on our grounds. Visit the website or call for a schedule. Birds and butterflies visit us daily.Shouldn’t you? Hours: Monday – Saturday 10 am-5 pm, Sundays in December and May 11 am-5 pm, January – February, Thursday – Saturday 10 am-5 pm. 1.800.686.8474 | www.lccvb.org