Corunna Historical Village Travel Bug Hotel Traditional Cache

In Hugh McCurdy Park Historical Village. Please park at the village entrance near the rest rooms and pavilion. There are other caches located in the park and across the foot bridge along a river nature trail. This was put in with the permission of the Board of directors for the Historical Preservation team that takes care of the village in an effort to draw more people in to enjoy the buildings and their history.

Imagine being able to go back in time to see what it was like 100 years ago. Take a step into the Corunna Historical Village of Shiawassee County. Stroll along the boardwalk, relax and enjoy the gardens, and wonder what history these buildings have witnessed over the years.
Thanks to the efforts of two organizations, the Corunna Historical Commission and the Shiawassee County Historical Society, this village became a reality in 1990. The land was purchased from the Shiawassee County Agricultural Society with a state grant. The village is owned by the City of Corunna. It is maintained and operated by the Corunna Historical Commission whose membership is open to people throughout Shiawassee County. Restoring and preserving these historical buildings will go on for many years to come.

VILLAGE INFORMATION
The village Buildings are open inside on the afternoon of July 4th,
the Sunday after Labor Day for the Annual Antique Truck Show,
and the first two weekends in December fully decorated for the Holidays..

The Cache is located behind a building to avoid on lookers during busy times and in such a way as to avoid any looking near the buildings. Thanks to Willie Magoo for the idea and Many of the Travel Bugs Inside.

Plenty of room for swag and as always pace back as you found it.

No Parking inside the Village