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McGulpin House located on the east end of Market Street on Mackinac Island.

McGulpin House

This is one of the island's oldest structures.  It dates from 1780, or possibly earlier, and was restored with the support of Mackinac Associates.  The building was moved to the east end of Market Street during its restoration in 1982.  An interpreter is on site to interpret the house, family,  and French Canadian architecture to park visitors. 

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