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A station on the Mineral Range Railroad, in Allouez Township. The village was founded by John Bosch in 1904. Lawyer James a. Hamilton became its first postmaster on February 5, 1909, in which year it was incorporated as a village. Due to the abundance of beavers in the area it was named Ahmeek, Chippewa for beaver. Informational excerpts from Michigan Place Names, by Walter Romig, L.H.D.
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Attractions
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Lower Falls-Gratiot River
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Upper Falls-Gratiot River
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Sand Hills Lighthouse Inn, Five Mile Point Road, PO Box 414, Ahmeek, MI 49901, Phone: (906) 337-1744. Located on the Keweenaw Peninsula of the U.P. this romantic Victorian Inn has eight lovely rooms, all with private baths and is widely known for its warm gracious hospitality and gourmet breakfasts. The Inn is a totally smoke free, adult environment with no pets and has 3000 ft of private Lake Superior shoreline. We offer one daily lighthouse tour. Call for more information and time.
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Dining Out
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Lodging
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Ahmeek House, 27 Duncan Street, Ahmeek, MI 49901, Phone: (906) 369-0628
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Tell Them You Found Then in Upper Peninsula Online
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Sand Hills Lighthouse Inn, Five Mile Point Road, PO Box 414, Ahmeek, MI 49901, Phone: (906) 337-1744
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Outdoors
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Copper Country Loop Bike Route
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Sunset Bay RV Resort & Campground, 5 Mile Point Road, PO Box 275, Ahmeek, MI 49901, Phone: (906) 337-2494
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Shopping
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