The Old Mill Museum is Dundee’s only venue to showcase its local history. Lovingly restored during the 1980’s by a group of volunteers known as the Old Mill Restoration Committee.
The Museum houses three stories of permanent and changing exhibits which take the visitor back to the excitement and joy
of yesteryear.
Fashion, furniture, farm life, an exhibit honoring the Native Americans who lived on the Macon Reserve, and the legacy of Henry Ford, including the hydro-electric generator he had installed, capture the imagination.
President: Jane Beaubien
Vice President: Scott Heck
Secretary: Nancy Kanitz
Treasurer: Teresa Marino
Archivist: Randi Kominek
Curator: Grace Hudson
Director: Shirley Massingill
Web Site Updates: Doug Steinman
MUSEUM HOURS
12 - 4
Fri - Sat
Sun - Mon
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please call Scott Heck at 734-216-5601.
The Historical Preservation Society of Dundee
242 Toledo Street Dundee, MI 48131
The Old Mill Museum, in Dundee Michigan is the newest
location to offer public and private ghost hunts or paranormal
investigations in Southeast Michigan! The Old Mill offers a very
unique chance to investigate a building, very rich in history,
and paranormal activity.
The Museum is unlike other public ghost hunting locations,
as it is still an active museum. By purchasing tickets to
investigate, you will be given a tour of the building, with
the history and the paranormal experiences throughout the
building and the grounds. After your tour, you will be free to investigate the building, and grounds at your own pace,
even the 2nd and 3rd floor museum!
Experience the joys of yesteryear at the Old Mill Museum.
Explore the three floors of local history exhibits, and learn about
life in early Dundee. Use our archives to research local
people, buildings and events. Take some time to enjoy the scenic views of the River Raisin and relax in adjacent Wolverine Park
