Oakland County Pioneer and Historical Society

Discover the Legacy of Oakland County

The Oakland County Pioneer and Historical Society, established in 1874, stands as Michigan's oldest continuously operating historical society. This organization is dedicated to preserving the rich history of Oakland County, showcasing significant sites like Pine Grove, which features the homestead of Michigan’s 12th governor, an 1860s one-room schoolhouse, and a carriage house library and museum.

Impacting the Community

Through its attractions, including the Pioneer Museum and Research Library, the society provides invaluable educational and cultural experiences that deepen the community's understanding of its heritage.

Why Donate?

Your contributions support the preservation of historical sites, educational programs, and community events that celebrate local history, ensuring that Oakland County's legacy is maintained for future generations.

Join the Mission

Support the Oakland County Pioneer and Historical Society by donating cryptocurrency or cash today. Your generosity helps keep history alive and accessible for everyone. Together, we can preserve the past for future generations!