The Ella Sharp Museum of Art & History opened on October 3, 1965. Forty Six years later the Museum is still meeting the challenge of bringing the visual arts and the area's history to visitors through exhibits, Museum and outreach programs, and newer venues such as...

Features 40 cars, with 15 made in Jackson and 5 one and onlys. The last car made in Jackson is the Kaiser Darren. Also we have old toppedal cars, memorabilia, and a reconstructed Coca Cola soda shop.

Two story historical schoolhouse built in 1911, Quincy box style, houses over 100 unique antique reed and pump organs and melodians, rated as the largest collection in the world. Additional exhibits include a restored classroom, local history artifacts, old photos,...

This late-Victorian home features plaster ceilings, unusual catch-release doorknobs and a marbleized slate fireplace. Eight rooms of period furniture include pieces dating back to the 1840s. Restored flower and herb gardens and a carriage house with carriages,...

The Waterloo Farm Museum is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Highlights include an 1855 farmhouse, restored wooden Perkins windmill, log house, blacksmith's workship, and ice house.

The one-room Dewey School Museum was built in the mid-1800s and held classes until 1956. The Dewey School Museum welcomes school tours from near and far by appointment to experience 19th Century rural schooling, and is open for tours during special events.

From 1836 to 1855, when a stagecoach ride from Detroit to Chicago was a long and arduous five-day trip, a favorite stopping place to relax and enjoy a meal was Walker’s farmhouse and tavern. A Federal-style white clapboard home and New England-style farm. We...

The Gerald E. Eddy Discovery Center, at the Waterloo Recreation Area near Chelsea, introduces visitors to the fascinating world of geology and to the diverse natural habitats that are found today within Waterloo's 20,000-plus acres.

An interactive experience for kids. Built on imagination, powered by play. Kids 'N' Stuff gives the family a place to play and learn together with interactive exhibits spanning the arts, the sciences and more

This 1875 Second Empire-style Victorian mansion is now the home of Albion Historical Society. Restored complete with period furnishings.