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Mackinac Island, Michigan
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The museum is located in the Indian Dormitory, a building constructed in 1838 as a school and residence for Native American children.
The museum's collection highlights the cultural and historical significance of Mackinac Island, featuring art and artifacts from the region.
Visitors can explore paintings, photography, and Native American art, providing a comprehensive view of the island's artistic heritage.
The museum is named after Richard and Jane Manoogian, who are known for their philanthropic contributions to the arts in Michigan.
The Richard & Jane Manoogian Mackinac Art Museum is part of Mackinac State Historic Parks, which preserves and interprets the island's rich history.
