Dearborn Historical Museum Commandant's Quarters
21950 Michigan Ave, Dearborn, MI 48124
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Managed by the Dearborn Historical Museum since 1950, the Commandant's Quarters is Dearborn’s oldest building on its original location. The structure was originally used from 1833-1876 as the military headquarters of the Detroit Arsenal army base in Dearborn. Today, visitors can tour the building furnished in 19th century decor to learn about life during the period, as well as view exhibits about Dearborn’s military history.
Devra C | August 2022
Disappointing waste of vacation day
The Museum is only open a few hours a day, a couple days of the week. I checked the website to verify operating times several times.
I was finally able to get a vacation day on one of the days they...
PlacervilleCA | November 2019
Wonderful museu
Walked in and found a wonderful gentleman inside volunteering who is passionate about the building, Dearborn history and the civil war. John told us some great stories about the city and some of the...
driceeprincess | February 2017
Amazing
What wonderful place to spend the afternoon. The staff that works there are always so nice especially this wonderful silver haired beautiful lady when you come in at the desk. She was more than...
cathymilligan127 | October 2015
Great visit
This place has lots to see and do. Definitely a wonderful family experience. We will be back again! There are different events available so planning which one you might enjoy is a good idea.
Rose W | August 2016
Interesting historical museum
I have attended many of this museum's functions. Wonderful experience. I recommend it for families. Great location on Michigan Avenue on the west side of Dearborn.
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