Presque Isle County Historical Museum

The Presque Isle County Historical Museum, originally known as the Radka-Bradley House, was constructed in 1914 by George J. Radka. Radka was a local contractor and owner of a planing mill. The house has a rich history and has been a significant part of Rogers City since its construction.

The Current Use and Architecture of the Radka-Bradley House

The Radka-Bradley House, now the Presque Isle County Historical Museum, is a 1 and a half story frame house. It features a side-gable roof covered with green shingles and a foundation covered with rounded cobblestones. The building continues to serve as a museum, preserving the history and culture of the area.