Dundee Historic District

The district displays numerous brick buildings and storefronts along Riley, Ypsilanti, East Main, and Tecumseh Streets, north of the River Raisin.

Established in 1825, the area transformed from wooden structures to brick buildings between 1866 and 1900, reflecting the growth of Michigan settlements.

Memorial Park, with its naval cannon and bandstand, stands at the center of the district where Riley and Tecumseh streets intersect at 45 degrees.

The district extends one mile east of US-23 along M-50, which locals refer to as West Monroe Street east of the river and Tecumseh Street westward.

The Old Mill Museum, originally purchased by Henry Ford in 1934, transformed from a grain mill to the village's first hydroelectric power source in 1910.

Location: Michigan

GPS coordinates: 41.95611,-83.66056

Latest update: March 10, 2025 08:17