Saugatuck-Douglas Historical Museum, Michigan, United States


4.0 (41 reviews) Spent Ranking #11 in Allegan County History Museums

Small museum but worth the visit

Easy to walk to from downtown (take the chair ferry). Interesting exhibit. An near the stairs to the top of the dune.

Address

735 Park St Website address shown returns a 404 error., Saugatuck, MI 49453-8403

Mobile

+1 269-857-7900

Website

http://www.sdhistoricalsociety.org/museum2012-01.php

Current local date and time now

Tuesday, May 14, 2024, 16:22

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4.0 based on (41 reviews)

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Reviews


  • 5HaveBagWillTravel5 5:00 PM Apr 4, 2016
    Good Place to Get A Local History Lesson
    Very interesting information about Saugatuck. After we left we climbed to the top of Mt. Baldy. The views were lovely. This museum has a terrific location right on the Kalamazoo River. Beautiful spot. Worth checking out if visiting Saugatuck.

  • 5Trega 5:00 PM Feb 10, 2013
    Expertly archived, Beautifully displayed, Welcoming staff.
    The Saugatuck Douglas Historical Museum is a gem. The villagers who donate endless hours to create this museum and archive the duel villages historical contributions, should be proud. Perfectly and beautifully maintained, you enter the site located on the waters edge nestled between the Oval Beach, Mount Baldy and the Kalamazoo river. Serene is the first emotion and then ones' curiosity takes over. So much history of the area is presented yet it is done so tastefully and orderly one still remains relaxed. Informal & quaint, the history as shown by pictures, stories, recordings, artifacts, & art taken from the villages since records began are available to view. The Museum is run by the S & D Historical Society. They also contribute and maintain history/get-acquainted walks, meetings, and group restoration projects. Landscaping, flowers, fountains & statues around town are also their contributions & responsibilities. The Museum is a must for any age & you leave feeling a bit of the pride generations have had in their Saugatuck & Douglas home.

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