The Marquette Regional History Center presents a special exhibit, “The Great Outdoors: The History of Recreation in Marquette County,” July 20 through Jan. 23. Marquette has a long and rich history of outdoor recreation beginning with the first tourist who came here to fish in 1849. Follow the changes from the first camps in the late 1800s to the first car campers and the development of “The Land of Hiawatha” in the 1940s. Encounter the first-hand stories of the local pioneers in outdoor recreation, including skiers, bicyclists, rock climbers and ice climbers. Cost is $7 for adults $7, $6 for seniors, $3 for students and $2 for children 12 and younger. For more information, call 906-226-3571 or go to www.marquettehistory.org. Above is the Presque Isle forest path.