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Steiner Museum
 The artifact collection in Steiner Museum began with the personal collections of Earl Steiner. Born
in Morrison, Illinois in 1902, his family moved to Michigan when Earl was very young and he spent the rest of his life in Oscoda County. He died in
1979. All his life he was a 'collector.' His enthusiasm inspired local civic groups and citizens to eventually provide land and buildings to house
his collection. Over the years Earl Steiner's collections have been added to by donations from those who wanted logging and pioneering history
and artifacts preserved. Cataloging is in progress. Steiner Museum is owned by the county of
Oscoda and it's six townships. Volunteers operate the museum, the majority of them as a member of the Friends of Steiner Museum, a non-profit tax exempt corporation.
Here are a few of the artifacts which can be seen at Steiner Museum:
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Earl Steiner - Visionary who founded the museum
A young Earl Steiner
Earl – stirring up “dinner” when Steiner Museum was his home!
Earl Steiner teaching the mysteries of making a “loop” to use when lassoing the horses that he loved! The boy was his “little” brother Lloyd.
A portion of tools used in another era Display
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