Indian Mission

The Indian Mission stands as a substantial brick structure reflecting nineteenth-century architectural design with features typical of religious educational facilities in Michigan.

Established during the mid-1800s, the Indian Mission served as an educational center where Native American communities received instruction in European-American practices and vocational skills.

The mission building represents the intersection of Native American and European settler communities, functioning as a center for religious education and social exchange.

Located in Michigan at coordinates 43.725833, -83.442222, the mission building maintains regular visiting hours and offers guided tours through its historical sections.

The National Register of Historic Places lists this mission as a notable example of nineteenth-century religious educational institutions in the Great Lakes region.

Location: Michigan

GPS coordinates: 43.72583,-83.44222

Latest update: September 23, 2025 14:25