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    Keweenaw

    National Historical Park Michigan

Park Newspaper Archive

Below are links to previous editions of the park newspaper for Keweenaw National Historical Park. Please do not use these for planning your visit to the park as hours of operations and fees may have changed. They are for reference use only.
 
Click here to download an adobe pdf of the 2010 edition of the park newspaper

Download the 2010 edition of the park newspaper
(Adobe PDF - 4.15 MB file)

In this issue:
Keweenaw Heritage Sites Mileage Chart
Maps
Keweenaw Heritage Sites information
Planning for the Calumet Visitor Center
Native American Copper Mining
Park Bookstore
2010 Interpretive Programs

 
click here to download an adobe pdf of the 2009 edition of the park newspaper.

Download the 2009 edition of the park newspaper
(Adobe PDF - 4.48 MB file)

In this issue:
Park Maps
Keweenaw Heritage Sites information
Union Building Exhibit Planning
Saving Quincy Smelter
Park Bookstore
2009 Interpetive Programs

 
Click here to download a copy of the 2008 edition of the park newspaper (Adobe pdf - 4.21 MB file)
Download a copy of the 2008 edition of the park newspaper. (Adobe PDF - 4.21 MB file)
 
click here to download a pdf of the 2007 Keweenaw Guide
Download a copy of the 2007 edition of the park newspaper.
 
Click here to download a pdf of the 2006 edition of the park newspaper.
Download a copy of the 2006 edition of the park newspaper.
 
Download a copy of the 2005 edition of the park newspaper here.
Download a copy of the 2005 edition of the park newspaper.
 
Download an Adobe pdf of the 2004 edition of the park newspaper.
Download a copy of the 2004 edition of the park newspaper.
 
Click here to download a copy of the 2003 edition of the park newspaper
Download a copy of the 2003 edition of the park newspaper.

Did You Know?

The Nordberg Steam Hoist, the largest steam hoist in the world, once lowered miners 9,260 feet down into the shafts of the Quincy Mine.

To reach 9,260 feet down into the shafts of the Quincy copper mine, the world's largest steam-driven hoist was built in 1918. The Nordberg Steam Hoist and its reinforced concrete building, with brick veneer and Italian-tiled walls, cost over $370,000 but was used for only eleven years.