Three Oaks, Michigan

The village of Three Oaks is located in the southwest corner of Michigan, just miles from the shores of Lake Michigan and the Indiana border. The village was first settled by Henry Chamberlain in 1850. Mr. Chamberlain gave the small community its name in reference to three oak trees growing in a cluster that stood near a town rail crossing. The town's Harbor Arts organization sponsors classic film art and Shakespeare in the summer and Art Attack's Performance Art Festival and the Festival of Lights in the winter. The Three Oaks Spokes Club sponsors the Bicycle History Museum in downtown Three Oaks. Three Oaks Spokes sponsors the annual "Apple Cider Century" bicycle event in late September when over 7,000 cyclists enjoy 100 miles of Harbor Country trails.Three Oaks' claim to fame was the location of where the Christmas movie "Prancer" was filmed on location. The movie's hit was followed up by a sequel.

A favorite spot to stop in is at the historic Drier's Meat Market. This old fashioned butcher shop opened prior to the outbreak of the Civil War and is recognized as a historic place. The Drier family still makes and smokes their own sausage, ham and bologna in the back room.

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Three Oaks Township

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