The "Old Stone Church" museum for Tecumseh Area Historical Society is open each Saturday from 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Stop in and learn the history of our community which is almost 200 years old here in Michigan! Special days & hours for the Tecumseh Bicentennial will be posted!
200 Years! Celebrations Galore! Home Tours, Walking Tours, Cemetery Tours -- all highlighting the history of our community and its people! July 19, 20, 21, 22, 2024!

Historic speaker presentations -- Henry Ford's Impact on Tecumseh by Henry Ford Museum -- Historical Reenactors -- Native American History -- Tecumseh's Own History through Photos and Postcards by Historian Ashley Chase -- Woodland Native American Culture by Reenactor Tom Netz -- Videos of the past -- God is My Landlord, Early Industry in Tecumseh, A Scrapbook of Recollections!

Get your Bicentennial T-Shirts, Hats, Pins, Cups, and Coins -- Don't forget to pick up the latest book: Memories of Tecumseh, Michigan for only $10!

Welcome to the Tecumseh Area Historical Society and Museum

Since 1824, Tecumseh has been developing a rich history in southeast Michigan. As the first settlement in Lenawee County, Tecumseh has no shortage of stories to tell and information to share. We are proud to showcase how our community has evolved over the years. Exhibits are always changing and highlight important people and historical events that helped to mold Tecumseh into the town we love today. Stop by the Tecumseh Historical Museum and discover all that the past has to offer!