EIN: 27-4333500 · Holland, MI
The Pump House Museum, built in 1901, originally served as an Edison Electric Power Plant for the Hotel Ottawa. After the hotel burned down in 1923, the building was repurposed to provide water to local cottages. In the early 2010s, a partnership with the Historic Ottawa Beach Society led to its renovation, transforming it into a museum that showcases local history and culture.
Since its reopening, the Pump House Museum has become a significant cultural and educational resource for Park Township and the West Michigan area, attracting over 4,000 visitors in its first major exhibition year and enriching the local community's cultural life.
Your donation to the Historic Ottawa Beach Society supports the preservation of local history and culture, enhances community engagement, and ensures the continued operation of the Pump House Museum as a vital educational resource.
Join the effort to preserve local history and culture by donating cryptocurrency or cash to the Historic Ottawa Beach Society. Your support helps keep the Pump House Museum thriving for future generations!
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