Imlay City Historical Museum

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+1 (810) 724-1111

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End of the passenger car. Quarters are tight here, and this is in the part blocked of/fences in.

7 1/2" gauge live steam model of one Grand Trunk Western's 6000-series Mountain (4-8-2) locomotives.

Interior of Caboose #75017. The volunteers have kept this very well maintained.

77 N Main St

Imlay City, MI 48444

+1 (810) 724-1111

https://maps.roadtrippers.com

The Imlay City Historical Museum is a charming community museum located in the former train station of Imlay City, Michigan. It offers a glimpse into the town's history, showcasing exhibits on famous town figures and other historical artifacts.

Visitors can explore the basics of Imlay City's past while enjoying the quaint atmosphere of this smaller museum. With its focus on local history, it provides an interesting and educational experience for those interested in learning about the town's heritage.

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4.01 reviews

T.J. G.

7/18/2018

This is a nice smaller community museum housed in the town's former train station. Like a lot of small town museum's, this one has the basics of "famous town fathers" etc, but it is presented...

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