Royal Oak Historical Society Museum Exhibits
The Museum features both temporary exhibits and permanent displays. Our rotating exhibits highlight stories of Royal Oak events, cultural and civic organizations, arts, and city or township development. Our permanent displays, which are refreshed annually, explore Royal Oak's past through artifacts, historic photographs, and archival documents in themed display cases.
See below for upcoming exhibits
Black History Month at Royal Oak Historical Museum
February is Black History Month
We offer class visits – primarily for fourth and fifth graders – to learn
about local history. February would be a great month to bring your
students to the Museum to learn about the first Black pioneers of
Royal Oak.
We have a number of topics that can be highlighted during your
visit, or we can work within your curriculum.
The Museum is open Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays from 1 - 4
p.m. We can also accommodate class visits at other times.
If you would like to plan a class visit in February, please contact Curator Johanna Schurrer at
248-439-1501 or curator@royaloakhistoricalsociety.org for more information
as soon as possible.
