LUDINGTON, MI – A Northern Michigan town known for its row of historic lumber baron homes will celebrate its logging heritage with a new fall festival next month.

Ludington Lumber Days is scheduled for Oct. 3-5 with events happening throughout the area, including a walking tour of historic homes, a logging camp reenactment, and more lumberjack-inspired fun, history, music and adventure.

In the late 1800s, Ludington was a lumber boom town with 14 sawmills on the banks of Pere Marquette Lake.

“We’re stepping into Ludington’s past and celebrating the rich lumber heritage that helped build our community,” said Brandy Miller, executive director of the Ludington Area Convention & Visitors Bureau . “Don your plaid, grab your friends, and spend the weekend doing all-things fall fun. You c

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