Ice locations near Houghton, MI

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Murphy USA

📍 997 Razorback Dr, Houghton, MI, 49931

📞 906-482-6094

Office Express

📍 315 E Lakeshore Dr, Houghton, MI, 49931

📞 906-487-9752

🌐 www.officeexpressup.com

We are the area's most known and well recognized Company who's people enjoy helping our customers find solutions for their office needs. We not only sell new office furniture and supplies, but we work with our clients to find affordable workable office layout, design and installation. We have the knowledge and experience to reconfigure your existing furniture too. We carry all kinds of furnishings from the school room to classroom - office and boardroom, restaurant and bar, lounge to library. Our company has vast experience figuring a budget price for future installations and we can help write bid specifications for larger projects. We have the experience and the Sisu to make your work space functional and expressive.

Plowe's Funeral Home

📍 401 Memorial Rd, Houghton, MI, 49931

📞 906-482-5252

🌐 plowefuneralhome.com

Portage House

📍 1400 Ravine Side Dr, Houghton, MI, 49931

📞 906-487-1746

Sears Hometown Store

📍 47420 State Highway M26, Houghton, MI, 49931

📞 906-482-7631

Sears Hometown Store in Houghton, MI is the local destination for all your appliance, home goods, hardware, and electronic needs, as well as a great selection of lawn and garden products. Owned and operated locally in Houghton, Sears Hometown Store offers the best in quality, brand name washers, dryers, refrigerators, microwaves, power tools, lawn mowers, fitness equipment, televisions, and more! So come by and get to know us!

Superior Block Co

📍 100 Isle Royale St, Houghton, MI, 49931

📞 906-482-2731

The Omega House Inc

📍 2211 Maureen Ln, Houghton, MI, 49931

📞 906-482-4438

Thrivent Financial For Lutherans

📍 507 Shelden Ave, Houghton, MI, 49931

📞 906-523-5387

Transmission & Engine Exchange

📍 M-26 Dlr By, Houghton, MI, 49931

📞 906-483-0408

U.p. Kids

📍 57 Huron St, Houghton, MI, 49931

📞 906-482-0520

In 1899, Good Will Farm began as an orphanage in the Copper Country, providing a home and school to children from the Upper Peninsula.