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Keweenaw National Historical ParkThe Osceola Mine Number 13 shaft-rockhouse catches the afternoon summer sun.
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Keweenaw National Historical Park
Our Staff & Offices
Constructed of brick, waste mine rock and granite, the former general office building for the Calumet & Hecla Company now serves as the park headquarters.
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Constructed of brick, waste mine rock and granite, the former general office building for the Calumet & Hecla Company now serves as the headquarters for Keweenaw National Historical Park. 
 
Our offices are located at 25970 Red Jacket Road, just off U.S. Highway 41 in Calumet, Michigan. To contact any of the park staff, dial 906-483-xxxx;using the appropriate four digit extensions listed below. To email park staff, click on the person's name.
 

Park Staff Directory

Management and Administration Division
Superintendent James Corless  ext. 3020
Management Assistant Tom Baker ext. 3016
Historian Jo Urion ext. 3038
Budget Analyst Kathy Baker ext. 3014
Keweenaw NHP Advisory Commission
Executive Director Scott See ext. 3040
Interpretation and Education Division
Chief of Interpretation & Education Kathleen Harter ext. 3024
Interpretive Specialist Dan Johnson ext. 3028
Park Guide Ellen Schrader ext. 3012
Museum, Archives & Historical Services Division
Chief of Museum Services

Brian Hoduski

 ext. 3026
Archivist Jeremiah Mason ext. 3032
Museum Technician Vacant ext. 3043
Preservation Services Division
Chief of Preservation Services Charlie Masten ext. 3034
Historical Architect John Rosemurgy ext. 3036
Landscape Architect Steve DeLong ext. 3022
Maintenance Worker Ken Kipina ext. 3030
Project Manager Karl Benda ext. 3018


A small memorial park in Calumet, Michigan where the Italian Hall once stood is for the 74 people killed in a stampede on Dec. 24, 1913.  

Did You Know?
Woody Guthrie's song "1913 Massacre" brought attention to a tragedy that occurred in Calumet, Michigan on December 24, 1913 during a bitter copper miner's strike. Reports claim that a shout of fire caused panic at a party at the Italian Hall. 74 people died in the stampede down the steep stairway.

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Last Updated: October 27, 2009 at 11:59 EST