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Mackinac Island, Michigan
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Built in the late 18th century, Biddle House offers a glimpse into the early European settlement period on the island.
The house was originally owned by Agatha and Edward Biddle, a prominent fur trading family.
It is now part of the Mackinac State Historic Parks, which preserves and interprets the island's rich history.
The house is an example of French-Canadian architecture, reflecting the cultural influences of the time.
Visitors can engage in hands-on activities that showcase 19th-century domestic life.
