Plymouth Historical Museum — Attraction in Plymouth

What a surprise. This town is lucky to have such a great museum. I've lived in this area most of my life and never realized that there was such a great museum here. I also noticed that this is a "stand alone" self sufficient museum, meaning that it is not funded by the City or anyone but donations and entry fees. If you can't pay the small $5 entry fee (as someone posted in a previous review) then you must not any appreciation for history and what this place does to keep its doors open. Well worth the small fee to get in a see what a great job these people have done to preserve the history of their town. Considering that Plymouth was once know as the Air Rifle Capital of the World, it was cool to see the Air Rifle display, The Ford Village Industries display and all the other really...

Went to a free event for the kids around Halloween and was pleasantly surprised by how awesome it is inside. Upstairs is dedicated to the fifties in Plymouth and, for me, that means a lot because my grandmother and great grandparents lived in Plymouth for many years. Great Grandpa was a Sheriff and Great Grandma worked at the Daisy factory. The best part for me was the class photos they have of each graduating class during the 50s. I was able to find my Grandmother’s senior picture and that was really amazing for me because she recently passed away. She will forever be memorialized by this awesome museum. If you’re visiting Plymouth or if you’ve lived in the area for a long time, I highly recommend you stop in and learn about this...

updated I will NEVER visit this place in Plymouth, Michigan again. A few years ago during fall/winter there was a raffle that I actually won, but my expensive prize (a basket of name brand tools) was given to someone else. When I arrived it was gone. When I called they made zero effort to make it right (and offering an inferior replacement does not count). Obviously my name was removed from the records to hide this. The poor handling of this situation has bothered me ever since so I felt the need to share my story. The fact it is being denied so vehemently even now definitely shows me nothing has changed.

A shame as this was an interesting museum to visit, but alas it is...