Deja vu & Daily Brew Antiques and Collectibles

One of Hancock's more elaborate and fanciful Victorian homes sits on the city's biggest lot. (The previous owner added many playful touches that aren't authentic to the period.) New owners Muriel Ruonavar and Keith Halls serve coffee (including espresso and cappucino) and pastries. Customers can sit inside, on the porch, in the turret, and outside. There's wi-fi internet available.

Their stock of antiques and collectibles, strong on Depression glass and cut glass, also includes furniture. It takes up much of the house. Visitors can walk the grounds and see the outhouse and sauna. (—8/2010

1109 Quincy/M-203, Ľ mile past Gino's, west of downtown Hancock. (906) 483-2143. Open Tues-Sat 1-5. Also open Monday in the summer. Handicap access: call.

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Quincy Mine. The U.P.'s best all-around mine tour combines geology, a gee-whiz tram ride, social history, monumental engineering technology, and an optional underground experience at one of Copper Country's two richest mines. ... more

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Finlandia University/Finnish-American Heritage Center. Finlandia University (the U.P.'s only private college) and the associated Finnish-American Heritage Center form the U.S. epicenter of Finnish culture. They offer exhibits and lectures. ... more

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