Trombley House
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Considered Bay City's first real settlers, brothers Joseph and Mader Trombley were drawn to the area around the Saginaw River to make their fortunes trading with Native Americans. In 1836, they began construction of the two-and-a-half story Greek Revival structure, which is thought to be the first frame house erected in Bay County and was considered the finest residence at that time. The Trombley House was relocated to its present site in Veterans Memorial Park in 1981 and is available for touring. The Olde Thyme Herb Society maintains an historic herb garden there and hosts special events throughout the year.
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3 Reviews Museums, Tours
Aug 14, 2015
Brian B.
History Abounds
Wonderful place to visit, learn, and people watch. While some choose to forget their history, if you do, or if you are looking for more...
Nov 13, 2017
Lynne T.
We stumbled into the museum on a weekend visit to Bay City because we saw a notice of a band concert. When we arrived, we found that cancelled, with a talk...
Feb 26, 2013
John K.
Great exhibits, very well put together. I was here for a presentation on the City Hall of Bay City, the presentation had a ton of information on the...
