News & Fun in Michigan
Posts and stories about Port Hope, Michigan. Located in Michigan’s Thumb region.
This circa-1916 photograph captures The Ramsey Co. storefront in Port Hope, Michigan. A horse-drawn buggy stands ready outside the clapboard commercial building, offering a glimpse into early Main Street life in the Thumb region during a quieter era.
On July 4, 1908, Port Hope, Michigan celebrated with a large crowd, including a brass band, revealing the town’s civic pride and life transition from lumber to agriculture.
Buck’s Diner in Port Hope, Michigan, is a popular small-town eatery celebrated for its hearty meals and friendly service. Located in a restored historic building, it offers a nostalgic ambiance. Signature dishes include fried bologna breakfast and Big Buck Burger. Despite occasional service delays, the diner captures the essence of comforting dining.
Port Hope is hosting its 38th annual 4th of July Festival the weekend of July 5-7th With a flea market, games fireworks and parade.
It’s a great tradition and another sign of returning to normal for the summer of 2024.
We did an informal poll of Huron County’s breakfast scene and found it as diverse as it is delicious. Whether you’re in the mood for a classic diner experience or something more unconventional, these 7 local favorites have you covered.
Steven W. Donahue was born and grew up on his family farm near Port Hope. He moved away and started studying the arts, including photography becoming an accomplished artist and photographer with over 50 years of work.
Today the Port Hope Depot has been exquisitely restored. You can see exhibits in the passenger waiting room, the station masters office, luggage and freight room. Each room has been painted to match the original color.
