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Keweenaw National Historical ParkC&H store the many patterns used in manufacturing equipment for the mines in the Pattern Warehouse. NPS Photo, Dan Johnson
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Keweenaw National Historical Park
Our Staff & Offices
Constructed of brick, waste mine rock and granite, the former general office building for the Calumet & Hecla Company now serves as the park headquarters.
NPS Photo, Dan Johnson
Constructed of brick, waste mine rock and granite, the former general office building for the Calumet & Hecla Company now serves as the headquarters for Keweenaw National Historical Park. 
 
Our offices are located at 25970 Red Jacket Road, just off U.S. Highway 41 in Calumet, Michigan. To contact any of the park staff, dial 906-337-1104, followed by the appropriate three digit extension. The Museum, Archives & Historical Services Division staff are located in the Keweenaw History Center (former C&H Public Library) at 25947 Red Jacket Road. To email park staff, click on the person's name.
 

Park Staff Directory

Management Division
Superintendent James Corless  ext. 101
Management Assistant Tom Baker ext. 131

Administration Division
Administrative Officer Betsy Rossini ext. 112
Administrative Clerk Ellen Schrader ext. 111
Budget Analyst Kathy Baker ext. 110
Interpretation and Education Division
Chief of Interpretation & Education Kathleen Harter ext. 230
Interpretive Specialist Dan Johnson ext. 132
Museum, Archives & Historical Services Division
Chief of Museum Services

Brian Hoduski (acting)

 ext. 251

Curator

 Brian Hoduski ext. 251
Historian Jo Urion ext. 253
Archivist Jeremiah Mason ext. 260
Museum Technician Vacant ext. 259
Preservation Services Division
Chief of Preservation Services Charlie Masten ext. 120
Historical Architect John Rosemurgy ext. 121
Landscape Architect Steve DeLong ext. 122
Maintenance Worker Ken Kipina ext. 124
Project Manager Karl Benda ext. 123


Looking out over the City of Houghton and Portage Lake towards the Huron Mountains.  

Did You Know?
"Keweenaw" (pronounced key-wah-nah) is an Ojibway word that means "the crossing place," or "land crossing between two bodies of water." It refers to the Ojibway's use of Portage Lake as a portage across the Keweenaw Peninsula.

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Last Updated: February 11, 2009 at 16:45 EST