Witness the mesmerizing craft of rug loom weaving, where colorful threads interlace to create intricate patterns and cozy textiles.
With heartfelt anticipation, we seal the time capsule, preserving our memories and dreams for future generations to uncover.
Get ready for a mouthwatering showdown as bakers vie for the title of apple pie champion in this deliciously sweet competition.
Watch the giggles and frosting fly as young contestants go icing to icing in a thrilling kids' cupcake eating contest.
Join the whisker-wielding fun as participants compete for the title of the most convincing Amos Orton doppelgänger in this beard-tastic contest.
Witness the mesmerizing craft of rug loom weaving, where colorful threads interlace to create intricate patterns and cozy textiles.
Listen to the laughter and cheering as partners compete to show off their vocal prowess in this light-hearted husband calling contest.
Have you ever wondered how to read the legal description of your property on your property tax bill? OCHS trustee Ken Bush will teach you, along with other map reading skills. All are welcome to this free program at the Old Mill Museum.
At 7 p.m., July 24th, the Old Mill Museum, 366 Mill St, Ortonville, will host a program “Muckets, Bummers and Minie Balls – Uniforms and Equipment of the Civil War Soldier”. Local residents John Fross and Alan Allgaier will present an up-close look at uniforms, equipment, weapons, and personal items used by soldiers during the […]
What is the DUR? What did it mean for Ortonville? Learn all about the Detroit United Railway. Ken Bush, our resident historian on the Detroit United Railway, will detail the history of the railroad that went through Ortonville. This 30 to 45-minute presentation will be followed by a Q&A. Light refreshments will be provided. The […]
Bakers of all ages and skill levels may deliver homemade pies, which must contain apples. Pie plates will be returned after the contest. Drop Pies off at Old Mill Museum between 10 am - 12:00 PM Judging begins at 1:00 PM Prizes for Appearance, Taste, and uniqueness
Who can eat a small pie the fastest? Ages 4-13 1st - 3rd Place Prizes
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Phone
(248)793-1807
Email
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Physical Address
366 Mill St. Ortonville, MI 48462
Mailing Address
PO Box 155 Ortonville, MI 48462
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