Vicksburg Historic Village & Depot Museum
Step back into the past and see the history of Vicksburg, MI come to life
Vicksburg Historic Village & Depot Museum
Step back into the past and see the history of Vicksburg, MI come to life
The Vicksburg Historic Village and Union Depot Museum offers a journey back in time to life in our village between the 1890s and the 1930s. Spread across 11 historic and replica structures, our village offers an immersive experience for all ages. Admission is FREE thanks to the support of our generous community, but donations are encouraged.
The Vicksburg Historical Society also focuses on preserving and sharing the history of our town. We are a resource for those doing area research and exploring the stories of our community. Inside the Depot Museum, visitors will find a dedicated research room with access to photographs, maps, newspapers, cemetery records, and other primary sources. Whether you’re tracing family roots, studying the evolution of local businesses, or learning about the region’s early infrastructure, we are available to assist during open hours or by appointment.
Our Mission Statement:
To preserve, advance and disseminate knowledge of the history of the greater Vicksburg area.
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HISTORIC VILLAGE
The Vicksburg Historic Village consists of 11 buildings – including an original early 1900s schoolhouse & farmhouse, general store, sweet shop, and the 1904 Union Depot Museum – each filled with period artifacts that bring Vicksburg’s past to life.
Find Us
LOCATION
300 N. Richardson St.
Vicksburg, MI 49097
(269) 649-1733
info@vicksburghistory.org
HOURS
Friday, Saturday, and Sunday: 11am to 5pm
Research Visitors – Please call or email us for an appointment