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The Train Barn is a two-level hobby shop/museum in Portage. On the bottom floor, model train enthusiasts will find a variety of replicated trains. A trip upstairs allows people to see an assortment of assembled model trains in the museum portion. The museum is open on Saturday from 10:30am to 4:30pm, while the store is open Wednesday through Friday from 1pm to 7pm and Saturday from 10am to 5pm.
Address: 10234 East Shore Dr. Portage MI USA 49002
 1 269 327-4016
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Hudson Museum
Inside the Hudson Museum is an assortment of artifacts, including items from the Civil War, WWI and WWII, health care instruments and railroad displays. There is a football themed room depicting the area's 1975 National football winning streak.
Address: 219 West Main Street Hudson MI USA 49247
1 517 448-8858
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Depot Museum
Originally built in Deerfield around 1874 as a stop on the Detroit & Canada Southern line, this depot was made obsolete by 1887. While the tracks around it were removed, it wasn't until the 1980's that the building was moved to Adrian and then to Blissfield in 1991. Today is serves as the visitor center and the local museum in Blissfield.
Address: 105 North Lane St. Blissfield MI USA 49228
1 517 486-4816
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Learn about natural history and space at Kingman Museum in Battle Creek. Designed to making learning interesting, this facility offers many interactive displays, animal displays, artifacts dating back hundreds of years and a planetarium to see the night sky. Programs and group tours are offered.
Address: 175 Limit St. Battle Creek MI USA 49017
 Send an Email 1 269 965-5117
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Hammond House Museum
The Hammond House was one of the first fine homes ever built in Union City. Built by Deacons Chester Hammond in 1836, the house was part of a 200-acre tract with Hammond subdivided in anticipation for the Ernie Canal coming through the area. Today, the Greek revival-style house welcomes people to come in and see the period pieces, furniture, decorations and tools of the mid-1800s.
Address: 210 Charlotte St. Union City MI USA 49094
1 517 741-5019
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Lenawee Historical Society Museum in Adrian takes visitors through the changes of Adrian since being established in 1825 with a series of displays ranging from photographs, tools, vehicles, documents, furniture and much more. The museum is housed inside a historic castle-like building, which has an elevator to accommodate people with disabilities. It is open every day except for Sunday and Monday.
Address: 110 E. Church St. Adrian MI USA 49221
Send an Email (2) 1 517 265-6071
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Galesburg Historical Museum
Inside the Galesburg Historical Museum are various local history items depicting life in the area. The museum is open Wednesday from 4:30pm to 7:30pm and Saturday from 10am to 2pm.
Address: 190 East Michigan Ave Galesburg MI USA 49053
1 269 665-7507
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Three Rivers' Carnegie Center for the Arts was originally built in 1904. Inside, visitors will see rotating exhibits, period decorations and historic artifacts. The center also hosts various community events and performances.
Address: 107 North Main Street Three Rivers MI USA 49093
1 269 273-8882
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Once a depot for the Grand Trunk & Western Railroad, this deport was transformed into a museum for the public to enjoy. Inside are more than 10,000 historic items, including archived documents, antique fire equipment, telegraph equipment and a variety of railroad artifacts. A model of a historic village is also set up inside.
Address: 300 North Richardson Street Vicksburg MI USA 49097
Send an Email 1 269 649-4733
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Discover the world of cereal at Kellogg's Cereal City USA. Named by the Discovery Channel as the second-best factory tour for kids on the planet. Tony the Tiger welcomes visitors to Battle Creek, Michigan, and this award-winning attraction.
Address: 171 W. Michigan Ave Battle Creek MI USA 49017
1 269 962-6230
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Not just an aviation museum, Air Zoo features indoor amusement rides, a panoramic theater and flight simulators. In addition to the permanent collection of over 80 aircrafts, the museum also offers special temporary exhibits. The Air Zoo is located at the Kalamazoo/Battle Creek Airport, in between Kalamazoo and Portage.
Address: 6151 Portage Road Portage MI USA 49002
1 269 382-6555
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Housed inside Alamo's oldest building, which was constructed in 1865, the Alamo Township Museum teaches people about the pioneers and history of the town. Artifacts include dolls, dioramas, a horse drawn buggy and displays of farming and railroad equipment. The museum is open May through October on Tuesday, Saturday and Sunday afternoons or by appointment.
Address: 8119 6th St. Alamo MI USA 49009
Send an Email 1 269 344-2107
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Housed inside a circa 1911 schoolhouse, the Conklin Reed Organ & Historic Museum of Hanover contains one of the largest collections of organs and melodians in the United States. Also on display is a restored classrooms exhibit, local historic artifacts, pictures and many other items. The museum is open Sundays from 1pm to 5pm, April through October, or by appointment.
Address: 101 Fairview St. Hanover MI USA 49241
Send an Email 1 517 563-8927
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The Gardener House was built in 1875 by an Albion merchant. In 1968 the building was reopened as a museum and features period-pieces and decorations throughout the house. One of the rooms features a rotating exhibit of local history and in the basement are replicas of a 1900s kitchen and a grocery store. It is open from May to September on Saturdays and Sundays from 2pm to 4pm, or by appointment.
Address: 509 South Superior St. Albion MI USA 49224
1 517 629-5100
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R-11 Classic Car Museum
Located inside the small village of Burr Oak, the R11 Classic Car Museum attracts car fans of all ages. More than 350 vintage cars are found inside, as well as models of NASCAR racing cars and vehicles used in movies. Tours are available by appointment.
Address: . Burr Oak MI USA 49030
1 269 651-7851
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Michigan Whitetail Hall of Fame Museum
Live and stuffed deer are found at Michigan Whitetail Hall of Fame Museum in Grass Lake. Visitors can feed the live deer outside of the museum, while inside are more than 100 trophy racks and state/local hunting records. The museum is open year-round. Call ahead for hours.
Address: 4220 Willis Rd. Grass Lake MI USA 49240
1 517 522-3354
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For 83 years, the Kimball family served Battle Creek by providing medical services to the community. The family first moved to the town in 1886 and soon after built a 14-room house on Maple Street where three generations lived. Since 1966, the Kimball House has welcomed the public to tour it. Inside is a museum that contains rare material relating to ex-slave, Sojourner Truth, as well as exhibits on significant local women.
Address: 196 NE Capital Ave Battle Creek MI USA 49017
1 269 966-2496
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The Kalamazoo Valley Museum features interactive exhibits in nature, science, technology and history. Children can try their hands at science experiments and learn about local figures. Plays and musical performances also regularly take place here.
Address: 230 N. Rose St Kalamazoo MI USA 49003
Send an Email (1) 1 269 373-7990
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W.R. Monroe Museum
Located next door to the Carnegie Center for the Arts, the W.R. Monroe Museum contains a variety of artifacts concerning arts, nature, science and history. These exhibits change on a fairly regular basis.
Address: 107 N Main St Three Rivers MI USA 49093
1 269 273-8882
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Featuring train-related displays and period pieces, the Southern Michigan Railroad Society Museum welcomes visitors of all ages to browse through the building. It is open from mid-May until late September on Saturdays from 10:30am to 4pm. Rail tours depart from this building to Tecumseh.
Address: 320 South Division Street Clinton MI USA 49236
Send an Email 1 517 456-7677
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Wing House Museum
The Wing House was originally built in 1875 by Lucius M. Wing, a captain in the Civil War, as well as a county sheriff and prominent businessman. Inside, visitors see many of the original furnishings that once belonged to the Wing family. The museum is open Wednesday through Sunday from 1pm to 5pm.
Address: 27 South Jefferson Street Coldwater MI USA 49036
1 517 278-2871
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