Historical Society of Caseville, Michigan

Welcome To The Caseville Museum

SAVE OUR CASEVILLE HISTORY: Have you or your family lived or vacationed in the Caseville area for many years? Then you probably have a box of old photos or post cards sitting in your basement or attic, or maybe a bundle of family letters written 50 years ago tucked in the back of an old drawer. Believe it or not, these are historical treasures! The Historical Society of Caseville works to preserve the history of the area. We need your help. If you have photos of people or places in the area, or letters that document our area’s history, please share them with us. If you wish, we can make digital copies and return the originals to you. For more information, please visit the Museum or call 989.856.9090. Don’t let this history be lost. Museum hours are:

Noon to 4:30 Wednesday through Saturday (April – November)

Noon to 4:30 Friday and Saturday during the winter months (December – March)

  • Shanty Days / Game-O-Rama!

    What a fun day! Thanks for joining us!

  • OPEN HOURS – WINTER

    We are open Friday and Saturday Noon-4:30

  • 2025 Schedule of Events

    • Ice Cream Social – May 25, 1-3 PM
    • Ladies Luncheon – June 11, Noon – 2:00 PM
    • Cheeseburger Museum – August 8 – 17, Noon-4:30 every day
      What Is It Contest, Gift Basket Raffle, Key Lime Pie Bar Sales
    • Classic Car & Tractor Show – September 20, 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
    • All Museum Weekend – September 27 -28, Noon-4:00
    • Witches Walk “Nightmare on Prospect Street” – October 25, 11:00-4:30
    • Fall Feast and Auction – November 9, 1-3 PM

    All Events are subject to change and will be updated, as needed.

  • Newspaper Digitization Project

    We are excited to announce the Historical Society of Caseville has completed the Newspaper Digitization Project with the assistance of the Clarke Historical Library at Central Michigan University. We have digitized newspapers from 1874 to 1960. These newspapers include the following: Caseville Advertiser, Caseville Critic, Caseville Record and Caseville Tom Thumb News. The newspapers are hosted on the Clarke Historical Library website: Digital Michigan Newspapers Collection (cmich.edu)

    Please click here for detailed step-by-step directions on how to use the website.