Washtenaw County Historic Sites of Interest

National Register of Historical Places - MICHIGAN (MI), Washtenaw County

A complete listing of Places of Historical Interest in Washtenaw Co., MI

The Cobblestone Farm

Built in 1844, this living-history museum features a 100-year old log cabin and a variety of programs. Tours are available from May through September. 2781 Packard Rd. Ann Arbor MI (313) 994-2928

Depot Town

This restored, 19th century business district features restaurants, specialty stores, a year round farmers market that is housed in the Old Freight House, and a Hudson car dealership that displays a collection of classic cars. East Cross and North River Streets, Ypsilanti. 483-1480 (Farmers Market), or 483-4444 (Ypsilanti Visitor and Convention Bureau)

The Kempf House

Turn-of-the-century furnishings are featured in the Greek revival-style building. Open every Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday, the Kempf House offers a brown bag lecture series and special events throughout the year. 312 S. Division St. Ann Arbor. (313) 994-4898

Kerrytown Shops

Markets, cafes, shops, and restaurants are located in these three restored 19th century warehouses. Kerrytown visitors can view some of the original structures of the warehouses, including wooden beams, brick walls, and floors. 410 N. Fourth Ave. Ann Arbor, (313) 662-4221 or 662-5008

The Yankee Air Museum

This museum displays a large collection of military aircraft, dating from World War I through the Persian Gulf War. Tours are available. Corner of Beck and Ecorse Roads. Belleville. (313) 483-4030

Ypsilanti Historical Museum

Housed in an 1860 brick mansion, this museum offers displays of 19th century furniture. 220 N. Huron St. Ypsilanti. (313) 482-4990