Historic Sites in Sterling Heights, MI

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The museum offers ten historic buildings and a charming village green. Visitors can tour through the care...

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On May 3, 1918, the Royal Oak Tribune boasted that, "architecturally and artistically," the new Methodist Episcopal...

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Established in 1855, the Clinton Grove Cemetery exhibits an exquisite array of funerary art in a wooded landscape. Th...

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In 1890, Fred A. Baker, an attorney and former state legislator, purchased 320 acres of land in Royal Oak Township. H...

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In the summer of 1918, President Woodrow Wilson, at the urging of Britain and France, sent an infantry regiment to no...

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When this Collegiate Gothic Church, designed by Cleveland architect Herman W. Maurer, was dedicated during the week o...

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Erected in 1839, this building was originally a small frame Baptist church. The village purchased it for a town hall ...

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Orson Starr (1803-1873) and his wife, Rhoda Gibbs Starr, (1806-1853) built this home in 1845. Five generations of the...

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The Roseland Park Mausoleum was the largest public mausoleum in the United States when it was dedicated in 1914. Desi...

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On this site stood the old homestead of Dr. Firman W. Clawson the original owner & subdivider of Northwood "the...

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The city of Troy has set aside this area for historic structures. Located here is the 1832 Greek Revival home of pion...

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Saginaw Trail The Saginaw Trail, running from Detroit to Saginaw through Pontiac and Flint, was originally an Indian ...

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This depressed path, northwest across the Almon Starr land, is the last visible remnant of a trail worn by the feet o...

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Near this site in 1961 archaeologists from the Aboriginal Research Club and the University of Michigan uncovered evid...

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Troy Museum & Historic Village