Dexter Area Historical Society and Museum
| Our mission | The Dexter Area Historical Society is committed to preserving the history of the Dexter area and inspiring the community to connect the past with the future. The organization aims to maintain and share the region’s heritage through the Dexter Area Museum, Gordon Hall, and various educational programs and events. By engaging volunteers and community members, the Society ensures that local history remains a vibrant part of Dexter’s cultural identity. |
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| How you help | The Dexter Area Historical Society helps by maintaining the Dexter Area Museum and Gordon Hall, offering public access to artifacts, a genealogical library, and local history resources to educate visitors about the area’s past. Volunteers support the Society by assisting with events like the Holiday Bazaar, Gordon Hall Days, and Christmas at the Mansion, which raise funds and awareness for historical preservation. The organization also provides unique venues for community events, such as weddings and teas, connecting residents with Dexter’s history through immersive experiences. |
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| About us | ​Located in the Village of Dexter, Michigan the Dexter Area Historical Museum serves as western Washtenaw County’s link with history. The museum is housed in the former St. Andrew’s United Church of Christ built in 1883. In addition to numerous artifacts, the museum contains a large display area, a genealogical library, a local history library and the Corner Gift Shop. |
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