History – The Village TC
WEBThe former Traverse City State Hospital is immersed in over 100 years of history. The evolution from a state run asylum to a thriving and bustling community is the foundation …
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- The debate over what would become of the former hospital site began almost immediately. “When it closed down, the campus was about 480 acres,” Minervini said. “That acreage falls in Traverse City and Garfield Charter Township, so we had two local municipalities negotiating with the state over how to dispose of the property. “Usually, the state woul...
WEBBuilding 50 is the centerpiece of the former Northern Michigan Asylum (Traverse City State Hospital). Designed by Midwestern church architect Gordon Lloyd, this large mostly …
Tour – The Village TC
WEBOn this unique tour, guests will experience a taste of the many things The Village, formerly known as the Traverse City State Hospital, has to offer. Experience the amazing 1883 …
WEBExplore the rich history of the Former Traverse City State Hospital The Northern Michigan Asylum and The Village redevelopment are central to the history of Traverse City. We …
WEBOct 27, 2020 · Beauty is therapy. The Northern Michigan Asylum, later called the Traverse City State Hospital, opened in 1885, six decades before psychiatric drugs were first …
How to Take Spooky Tour of Former Asylum in Traverse City
WEBSome of the old asylum’s outbuildings now house Traverse City’s only in-town winery, Left Foot Charley, and craft beer spot Earthen Ales. It’s a tasty tour designed for those 21 …
‘Asylum After Dark’ tours to open at Traverse City’s ... - mlive
WEBSep 16, 2020 · The slightly creepy Cottage #30 will be home to the new “Asylum After Dark” tours, which will begin next month in part of the historic Village at Grand Traverse …
WEBOct 30, 2014 · The Village at Grand Traverse Commons is located at 830 Cottageview Drive in Traverse City, Michigan. Tours, limited to 15 people, are $25 per person. This is …
The Commons — Friends of the Historic Commons
WEBThe Grand Traverse Commons is an area of land on which the Northern Michigan Asylum was built between 1883-1885; opening then as the third asylum in Michigan. The land …
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