HIDDEN GEM - Troy township rebuilt campus of the 1800s, named after the ancient city of Troy, which held significant cultural & mythological importance, particularly as the legendary origin of Rome. Best $7.oo, I spent in Michigan! I bought a wooded top in the store also:)Self-guided campus (maps & FREE passport game for kids) encourages PRESERVATION, PRESENTATION, and ACCESS to historical artifacts OR monthly programs, Tuesday teas, a wide array of speakers, topics, preschool story hours, and classes including blacksmithing.Accessible for those with disabilities/impairments!I couldn't find the outhouse (they have bathrooms and running water... BRAVO), great signage also.Bring your coffee & an apple, sit in the courtyard (City Square) ask yourself... Who walked here, Who shopped the general store, Who prayed in the church, Who graduated the multi-generational school house, Who lived in the House, Worked in the Printery... How would you have contributed in a rural Troy in 1800?Pure joy, Visit during all their Seasonal / Holiday events (or just a weekday like us). Visit Spring for the Gardens Bloom, Summer to doze off in the town square, Fall & Winter, the fires and smells of burning wood, and a busy, busy blacksmith.PS: the onsite staff is knowledgeable and engaging if you see them, Say Hi from us, their Wisconsin Friends!

it some old buildings like school church etc...But i did not find things unique in this place which i can't find other place. Events are expensive not good value for your dollar.

Went during the Christmas season it was very nice and I do recommend it especially at night with the lights I actually went in December but for some reason it showed November as my visit

We visited on a Saturday and the museum was closed but the scarecrows were outside - lots of them! Pretty area, large parking lot. Still a good bit to see on the outside and you could see what was in the yard. Glad we stopped :)

We had great experience. The story teller were amazing and look on my kids eyes were priceless. As they can’t imagine bed out of grass and understanding the meanings of “don’t let the bugs bite”. It’s fun activity to with your little ones.