The Port Huron Museum is a cultural institution located in Port Huron, Michigan, dedicated to preserving the history and heritage of the region, including its significant maritime past. The museum offers a wide array of exhibits related to shipbuilding, shipping, and other maritime activities that took place along the St. Clair River and the Great Lakes. The museum features historical information on vessels built in Port Huron, such as the Lloyd S. Porter, and provides insight into the local shipbuilding industry that was prominent in the 19th and early 20th centuries.
The museum includes several key historical sites, such as the Huron Lightship Museum, which commemorates the maritime traditions of the area. It serves as an important resource for researchers, maritime enthusiasts, and visitors interested in learning more about the rich shipbuilding history of Port Huron and its role in Great Lakes shipping.