Fenton Museum

The Holly Historical Society, founded in 1968, emerged from a community initiative during the Holly Centennial in 1965, aimed at preserving the local history and artifacts of the area. Originally named the Northwest Oakland County Historical Society, it has evolved into a prominent organization embracing history enthusiasts focused on heritage preservation and the study of genealogy, architecture, and local businesses. After moving from the Patterson House to the larger Victorian Hadley House in 1986, the society has dedicated countless hours to renovating and maintaining the museum. Members hold monthly meetings to enhance their collective passion for history and support the museum through various initiatives and events, including book sales and arts and crafts exhibitions. Generated from the website

The Grand Blanc Heritage Association, located in the City Hall complex at 203 E. Grand Blanc Road, is a not-for-profit organization founded in 1972. Dedicated to preserving and showcasing the history of the community and surrounding area, the Association collects, researches, and exhibits tangible materials that illustrate the rich heritage of Grand Blanc. Originally established in 1833 as the First Congregational Church of Grand Blanc, the museum building, built in 1885, now houses two floors of exhibits and activities. With a focus on education and community enjoyment, the Heritage Museum offers programs, tours, genealogical research, and special events throughout the year.Generated from the website

The Ortonville Community Historical Society is dedicated to preserving the rich history of Ortonville, MI through the Old Mill Museum. With a new website at ochs.oldmill.org, the society offers visitors a unique experience to explore the area's heritage through exhibits and educational programs.Generated from the website