Follow us for event postings, behind-the-scenes archives info, and to learn more about the history of the Upper Peninsula. The Central Upper Peninsula and Northern Michigan University Archives house the historical records of Northern Michigan University and historical materials documenting the history of the central Upper Peninsula of Michigan. The archives houses extensive collections, including
labor, government and political files; items from Cleveland Cliffs Iron Mining Co.; the John D. Voelker papers; the Moses Coit Tyler collection of rare books (American history, theology and literature); genealogical resources; and many other collections from community organizations, the university and prominent historical figures. Materials include manuscripts, maps, photographs, film and video, oral histories, newspapers and periodicals. The archives are open to the public. The staff is available to assist individuals, groups and university faculty, staff and students with research, workshops and file management.
