Situated at the base of Lake Huron, Port Huron is the lifeblood of the St. Clair River manufacturing district and one of the oldest settlements in Michigan. Shoppers delight in the array of specialty shops, restaurants and art galleries found along Main Street's 11-block historic area. Journey through 300 years of local history and see displays of American Indian relics, marine items, memorabilia from boyhood resident Thomas Edison, and fine arts at the Port Huron Museum. Another piece of local history is featured at the Huron Lightship Museum, which showcases the last lightship on the Great Lakes, now a National Historic Landmark. Of course, Lake Huron supports a number of recreational activities, from fishing trips to dinner cruises. The Blue Water Bridge connects Port Huron to Sarnia, Ontario, a popular tourist destination in its own right with plenty of accommodations, attractions and amenities.