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Sturgis Historical Museum - At the Depot

About

Current Hours:

Thursday 11a-4p
Friday 11a-4p
Saturday 10a-2p
First Sunday of the Month 12p-4p

To book a group tour, please contact Bonnie Mort at 269-625-6072 or [email protected]

Description

The depot that was on Main St. has been moved to its new location, on the corner of Jefferson St. and Chicago Rd.

Address: 101 S. Jefferson St., Sturgis (Michigan) 49091
Phone: (269) 503-7440
Email: moc.liamg@muesumsigruts
Parking: Lot
State: MI
City: Sturgis
Street Number: 101 S. Jefferson St.
Zip Code: 49091
categories: history museum



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Reviews
From the moment I stepped through the doors, I was greeted by a charming ambiance that evoked a sense of nostalgia. The museum was housed in a beautifully preserved historic building, adding to the overall charm and authenticity of the experience. The exhibits were thoughtfully curated, showcasing the rich history and heritage of the town and its inhabitants. Each display was meticulously designed, capturing the essence of different time periods and bringing them to life. The collection ranged from ancient artifacts to personal belongings of local pioneers, providing a comprehensive glimpse into the town's past. The passionate and knowledgeable staff eagerly shared stories and insights, enhancing the educational aspect of the visit. It was truly remarkable to witness how a small town could preserve and celebrate its history in such a captivating and immersive way. As I explored the museum, I felt a deep connection with the community and the generations that came before. The exhibits were not just a collection of artifacts; they painted a vivid picture of the struggles, triumphs, and everyday lives of the town's residents. The attention to detail was astounding, with recreated scenes and interactive displays that allowed visitors to engage with the history firsthand. From examining a miniature Strand movie theatre to reading about games played by early Indian tribes, every corner of the museum was brimming with fascinating discoveries. The museum also featured engaging multimedia presentations, including audio recordings and video documentaries, further enriching the storytelling experience. By the time I left, I had gained a newfound appreciation for Sturgis’ heritage and the remarkable individuals who had shaped it. The small town historical museum had truly succeeded in preserving the past and creating an immersive journey through time, leaving me with lasting memories and a deep sense of gratitude for the community's commitment to their history. My grandfather, who is a 1942 graduate of Sturgis High School especially appreciated the exhibit. I definitely would recommend visiting - there is something of interest here for everyone!
This little museum is phenomenal full of history had movies and a tour guide that was awesome to explain everything I recommend this place for family friends everybody, even for a school tour.
The people you meet here are kind, welcoming, and amazing. The stories you can learn are incredible! Make sure you learn about the lady who was on the Titanic, that was my favorite, I will definitely be back.Visited onWeekendWait timeNo waitPrice for adult entryFree
We love this little museum. It is an amazing collection of local history that we are lucky to have. The director is a real gem and really knows her stuff. You should certainly chat with her if You get a chance. The new building and gift shop are great. It has lovely little stocking stuffers for kids. We are excited to come back and see the model trains in full swing! I think it is also worth noting that they have really nice bathrooms. How many places can boast that? ; it even has lovely grounds. A lot of love has gone into this place and it shows in every brick. Well done.
Great museum with a lot of interesting history about the area and people of note from the area. I love how much work has gone into all of the displays and the staff are incredibly knowledgeable and friendly. Definitely a great local spot to check out if you want to learn about the city!
Absolutely impeccable! Incredibly, creatively, thoughtfully curated. History comes to life in interactive displays. The story of Sturgis is lovingly laid out & perfected with personalized details of its residents past & present. The museum is beautiful & the use of modern technology to immerse you is genius. People of all ages will be enthralled & enjoy learning on this journey through history. This is clearly a labor of love that Stugis can be proud of!
The Museum is dedicated to preserving the history of Sturgis through rotating exhibits, state of the art technology, model train room and gift shop in the adjacent freight house, all over seen by Museum Director, Jenifer Blouin-Policelli and a staff of volunteers. A must see.
This small museum, set in an historic train depot, makes the most of its small footprint with thoughtful placement of pieces from the olden times, as well as video narration, and interactive exhibits. The docent was full of additional information and she assured us that the exhibits would change fairly often so it would be good to stop by again.
First time going to this location. I love history so it was a great experience to learn more about Sturgis Michigan and see all the historical items from different times.
Very cute little museum! They use fun, modern techniques and creatively use a small space to pack in a lot of interesting historical information and artifacts. Speaking as someone who's worked in archives and visited more than my fair share of museums, the production values were impressively high for such a tiny local museum, the docents were very well-informed and pleasant, and the whole experience was lovely. If you haven't been, go! Well worth it.
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