TCHM is moving forward on a plan to renovate the prominent front window space of the Akeley Building, followed by a renovation of the ‘Barn’ exhibit. These two reimagined spaces will dive into local and regional maritime history, helping visitors understand how the Tri-Cities fit into and have been influenced by the water that surrounds us.

In September, Tri-Cities Historical Museum was awarded a Michigan Arts and Culture Council (MACC) Capital Improvement grant to undertake parking lot upgrades at our Community Archive and Research Center (CARC)

Tri-Cities Historical Museum is honored to have won Best Museum in People's Choice Awards 2024!

The Tri-Cities Historical Museum (TCHM) is pleased to announce its participation in the esteemed Blue Star Museums program for the year 2024.

Tots at Tri-Cities is our brand-new program series that takes place at the Museum and is designed with preschool-aged children in mind.

Kate Crosby, TCHM Exhibits Curator, with Joshua Simon, Assistant Exhibits Curator, submitted a research grant application in 2023 to the Drake Middlemist Scholarship Fund, requesting support to meet a simple aim...