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Enter into the past when ice was delivered to your door by horse and wagon! Displayed, are over 3,000 items used in the cutting, harvesting, storing, selling and use of natural ice from one of the largest industries in the United States around 1900. View a rare film of ice harvesting in the early 1920s. See ice boxes, tools and an actual size ice wagon. See antique collections: mild industry, license plates, vehicles, dolls and doll buggies and much more. Children 6-12 years old need to have adult supervision. Tours are offered year round by appointment for groups of ten or more. Open June-Sept: Thursday-Saturday 11am-5pm. October-May: Saturdays 11am-5p.
landons572 | December 2022
Great place to go with family
It was awesome! Went here with my Great Grandparents and had a ton of fun and learned a lot. Would reccomend
Alinda W | September 2022
Give it a try!
We had a few hours to spend in Port Huron and we stumbled upon this very unique museum. It was full of the history of ice, plus many other items. Give it a try, you will enjoy it!
roach808 | July 2022
By far, the weirdest
Well, there is a lot of information about ice and refrigeration. And then, it gets into this guy's personal exploits and interests, like big poster displays of random articles and magazine ad cuts...
leblancdk2019 | July 2021
Great place in Port Huron!
Super presentation, the tremendous volume rare historic merchandise exhibiting Ice Manufacturing is well worth visit. For a simple donation, the staff, introduction video was very informative. You...
00Bruce00 | August 2019
Presenting the history, technology, and business of ice production
We visited Knowlton's Ice Museum of North America because the name was intriguing, not really knowing what to expect; it turned out to be awesome, and far more than meets the eye from the street. The...
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