Gifts & Souvenirs

Whether you're seeking a keepsake to commemorate your visit or the perfect present for a loved one, we offer a diverse selection to suit a wide range of tastes. Browse our curated offerings and find the perfect expression of memories made and adventures shared.


Scroll down for a list of some of the gifts and souvenirs we keep in stock.

  • Photo-Realistic Sketches by Chris’ Creations | Port Austin, MI

    • Beach Glass Jewelry by Christine | Lexington, MI

    • Local authors writing about the area

    • Port Hope Branded Front-Zip Sweaters, Hoodies, Long Sleeve Shirts, Sweatshirts, Pullovers, Rain Jackets, T-shirts, UV Protection Long-Sleeve Shirts

    • Hand-Poured, Soy-Based Candles by Port Hope Candle Company | Port Hope, MI

    • Small-batch or specialty chocolates, caramels, lollipops, and candies

    • By local artists

    • Michigan-branded coffee mugs and more!

    • Shot Glasses

    • One-of-a-kind Handmade Knit Slippers

    • One-of-a-kind Handmade Knit Dolls

    • Maple Syrup by local Amish Farm

  • Local Artist, Laura Rocks! | Harbor Beach, MI

    • Painted Tiles by a local artist

  • Pottery by a local artist

    • Homemade Blends of Spices, Rubs, Soup, and Bread Mixes, & more by Aunt Lizzie's Creations | Port Hope, MI

    • Popcorn

  • Upcycled Items by Local Artist, Anne Goetze | Port Hope, MI

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School History Part 2: Rising from the Ashes (1872-1926)
School History Part 2: Rising from the Ashes (1872-1926)

The original schoolhouse was lost in the 1871 fire, but the community quickly rebuilt. By 1872, a grand two-story school stood at Second and School Street, featuring a stage for productions. For over 50 years, this building was the heart of education in Port Hope... To keep reading, click read more.

School History Part 1: Humble Beginnings (1860-1871)
School History Part 1: Humble Beginnings (1860-1871)

As the new school year kicks off, let's take a trip down memory lane to explore the rich history of education in Port Hope. Port Hope’s educational journey started around 1860 with a simple schoolhouse near the lake, fondly known as a "shingle shanty by the shore." To keep reading, click read more.

The Great Flood
The Great Flood

On August 10th 1928, Port Hope faced a dramatic series of events. At 1 PM, a downpour began, flooding streets and turning creeks into torrents. During the storm, water flooded the area behind the Mercantile Co., entering through the back door and flooding the basement. To keep reading, click read more.

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