Name: Shrine of the Pines
Address: 8962 M-37, Baldwin, MI 49304, USA, US
Telephone: +1 231-745-7892

Shrine of the Pines is a place of worship, located at 8962 M-37, Baldwin, MI 49304, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 231-745-7892, visit their website www.michigan.org for more detailed information.

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8962 M-37, Baldwin, MI 49304, USA

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Added by Jopie, at 24 July 2013

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Jake Richmond

20 July 2017

Please do call ahead. There is only two people that run the place with no backup. So if one or both get sick it does end up closed.
Zaray McCastle

19 July 2017

Call before you go! My family and I drove all the way there and it was closed, and supposed to be open!
Skyler Shipp

29 September 2016

An amazing place with beautiful woodwork.
Bridgett Wheeler

31 August 2016

Great place to visit, beautful woodworking The building structure is amazing in it self, houseing so much more inside. Every piece of furniture is uniquely hand crafted ..A step back in time when people were totally self sufficient.A must stop when in Baldwin Michigan.
Brandon White

06 August 2016

It's totally worth the $5 admission. Quick in and out; good for those who don't like time-sink sightseeing.
Autumn Beavers

14 September 2015

My parents had taken me here when I was 3 and I've never forgotten the place. Now a mother myself, I'd love to take him there!
Kaira Butler

31 July 2013

My husband and I were in Big Rapids and were looking for things to do in the area. We drove less than 30 minutes to see the Shrine in the Pines, figuring a $5 per person admission wasn't too much of a gamble. We are so, so glad we went. We spent about an hour at the museum, but it's fantastic and we're taking friends and all of our kids back next week. It's an incredibly unique collection - something you wouldn't find anywhere else in the world. The only negative is that this isn't more widely known and easily accessible to larger cities. It's 100% worth the drive and the very inexpensive cost of a personal tour - which everyone gets. The history behind each piece is incredible. Any woodworker would absolutely love this museum. It's magnificent work and I had no idea that virgin pines grew so large - 7 feet in diameter! I can not recommend making the trip enough. There is a place to tip your tour guide and we didn't have cash on hand, but he definitely deserved a tip. :)