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The MI Soldier Heritage Learning Center, also known as the MI Museum, or MISHLC, is located inside of the MI Library. There are two ways to gain access to the MI Museum.  During MI Library hours of operation, you can enter the museum through the MI Library entrance. Once you enter the library, proceed through the library’s bookshelves, and turn left for the museum’s main entrance.  

If the MI Library is closed, the museum can be accessed from the outside museum entrance, on the loading dock.   

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