Williamsburg is a small village in the Michigan’s northwestern Lower Peninsula in Grand Traverse County. Williamsburg is located in the Skegemog Valley, near Lake Skegemog. Mabel Creek flows through the town and then into the West Skegemog River and into the lake. Williamsburg is snuggled between the Traverse City State Forest, and Trans-Whitewater Plain, a vast grassy plain between Elk Lake and Grand Traverse Bay. The whole area is a heaven for cherry growers. The Music House Museum, located in a 1909 dairy barn and granary farmhouse, has a fascinating collection of restored antique musical instruments, early radios, and recordings. Guntzviller's Taxidermy and Spirit of the Woods Museum offers professional taxidermy and features dioramas of Michigan wildlife.
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