60 W. Wattles Road at Livernois Road
Troy, Michigan 48098
General Admission:
Adults $3, Children(6 - 17) $2, under 6 free
Annual Passes:
Family Pass $25, Single Pass $15
(includes unlimited visits not including Special Events)
Troy Historical Society membership now includes admission
Phone: 248.524.3570 Fax: 248.524.3572
June through September:
Mon.–Sat. 9 am-4:30 pm, Sundays 1-5 pm
October through May:
Mon.–Sat. 9 am-4:30 pm, closed Sundays
Holiday Closings
Monthly Photo Contest Winner
Title of Photo: "Farm Equipment and Lilacs"
Taken by Jane M. Garcia of Troy
The Troy Museum & Historic preserves and interprets the history and heritage of Troy and the region for our diverse community and provides a unique setting for life-long learning.
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Troy Museum & Historic Village
at No Extra Cost to You!
If you shop online with major retailers, you can have a portion of your purchase directed to the museum at no additional cost to you.
Simply go to ShopforMuseums.com.Choose Troy Museum & Historic Village as your museum.
Thursday Teas at Two
Culinary specialist Linda Swanson shares the magic of cooking with flowers. Samples will delight all your senses. Recipes included.
July 30: Tea and Edible Flowers
Fee: $5 per person
Please register by July 24.
See Troy Today for more information
The museum offers our patrons:
- Ten historic buildings and a charming village green. Tour through the carefully restored buildings.
- Fine collections of nineteenth and early twentieth century artifacts. Researchers can arrange to work with staff to access archival records.
- Learning opportunities that are fun! Look under school programs or public programs for more information.
- A terrific place to visit again and again. The Troy Museum is open all year.
- The perfect setting for exploring, discovering, and enhancing your understanding of local history.
- Enjoy the "History is Fun Stop" with hands on activities in our Town Hall.
- Bring a picnic lunch and a good book for some quiet time on the green.
- Programs and special events
DID YOU KNOW?
- The story of Troy is told through the 10 historic buildings on the Village Green.
- The Museum's Historic Church is available for weddings.
- The Troy Historical Society has purchased .95 acres immediately west of the Museum and plans to relocate the Niles-Barnard house and a barn to this site in 2009.
- The Museum provides education programs for 11,000 elementary students each year.
