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Our Past

Our Past …
Mason County has a rich historical heritage which helps define who we are today as well as into the future.  Come and:

Explore our historical heritage at White Pine Village, Port of Ludington Maritime Museum, and Research Center all operated by the Mason County Historical Society.

Explore one of Mason County’s Cultural and Themed Trails, an interactive series of self-guided trails including the Lumber Heritage Trail, Barn Quilt Trail, Sculpture Trail, Agricultural Trail, Music Heritage Trail and Maritime Heritage Trail.

Explore the Big Point Sable and Ludington North Pier lighthouses and their history while enjoying their scenic vistas.

Or, if you’re just looking for a short primer on Mason County history highlights, follow this link to some interesting reading.

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21st Century Mason County

21st Century Mason County

Mason County residents and businesses enjoy a rich quality of life and
are reaping the benefits of commitments to future generations made
years ago. Beginning in the early 2000s, proactive policies and initiatives,
economic development plans, and resource preservation plans were
undertaken which went well beyond common practice of the day. These
initiatives improved the quality of life, and retained and attracted people
and businesses to the county. The results of this hard work are obvious to
visitors and residents alike.

When asked about Mason County, residents use terms like “successful,”
“beautiful,” “scenic,” “clean,” and “stimulating.” Residents are also quick to
say that Mason County is an outdoor recreation paradise and a great
place to raise families or retire

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Our Future

Mason County has become a true reflection of sustainability (meeting the
needs of the present generation without compromising the ability of future
generations to meet their own needs) and diversity. Businesses, farms,
neighborhoods, parks, schools, local government, and natural resources
are healthy and self-sustaining in 2030. Mason County continues to have
a strong agricultural identity and commitment to its farming heritage while
cities, towns, and villages within the County preserve the mainstays of the
past while promoting forward thinking and progressive initiatives for the
future.