Preserve Historic Sleeping Bear
We preserve, revitalize, and create connections to Sleeping Bear Dunes nationally significant historic sites, landscapes and stories as a philanthropic national park partner. This is accomplished through preservation projects, exhibits, publications, oral history, operating the Port Oneida Heritage Center, experiential programs, and events.
Empire, MI Founded 2001 Revenue $245,682
Trails near this work
Part of the land this organization helps protect. Explore them on the Trail Atlas.
- Good Harbor Bay Trail
- Sleeping Bear Point Trail
- Sleeping Bear Point Spur Trail
- Treat Farm Trail
- No Name Trail
The record
- EIN
- 383486616
- Founded
- 2001
- Annual revenue
- $245,682
- Headquarters
- Empire, MI
- Website
- www.phsb.org
- Focus
- Natural Resources Conservation
- State
- Michigan
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