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The museum's main red-brick building, which was built in 1902 as a depot and substation for one of West Michigan's electric interurban railways, houses extensive railroad displays, along with early business, household, and military exhibits. The museum also houses memorabilia on Coopersville rock-and-roll star Del Shannon. The early settlers building commemorates early settlement of the area with a sawmill, model railroad, tools, logging items, and schoolroom.
Brent V | September 2017
Great small town place.
Looking for a great small town place, this is it! You can spend hours looking at history. very interesting displays, and great staff. Well worth the visit.
Jocar256 | June 2017
Made my husband's day!!
My husband was a big fan of Del Shannon in his youth, so when we found this museum in Coopersville in was a must see! The Del Shannon exhibit is quite a small area but contains quite a few items of...
Carla C | May 2017
Fun little museum
This is a fun little museum packed with history of coopersville. Info on local war heroes, a local musician, the local drug store and a one room school house is all here. It was very interesting and...
Jerry H | October 2016
A Walk Through Time
Visiting this museum will bring back good memories for the oder generation while showing the younger ones what it was like 'in the day'. Interesting exhibits, hands on stuff, and a well presented...
Melissa Z | March 2016
Always a joy to visit
I have visited Coopersville several times. The first was to go to this museum since I am a huge fan of Del Shannon. The curators at the museum know their stuff! Not only information about Del...
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