Only 90 reviews so far? That is surprising for a place this large and this well put together…read more The Gilmore Car Museum is much more than a single building filled with old cars. It is an entire campus with multiple buildings, historic-looking streets, a vintage diner, recreated service stations, and separate exhibits covering different manufacturers and periods of automotive history. There is a lot to see, and it would be easy to spend most of the day here without getting through everything. The quality of the environment is what really stands out. The buildings, signs, displays, and surrounding grounds all feel carefully planned and maintained. It has an almost Disneyland-level attention to detail, just without the rides. Instead of simply placing cars in rows, many of the vehicles are displayed in settings that help explain their history and make the experience more interesting. The collection itself is extensive, ranging from very early automobiles to unusual prototypes, luxury cars, and more familiar classics. The vehicles we saw were in excellent condition, and the exhibits included enough information to provide context without turning every stop into a long reading assignment. The staff members we encountered were friendly, knowledgeable, and clearly interested in the museum. The entire property was also exceptionally clean and well maintained. Even people who are not serious car enthusiasts could appreciate the history, architecture, and effort that went into creating this place. For anyone interested in automobiles, it is absolutely worth going out of the way to visit.

If you enjoy automobiles and history on any level, then you've got to visit the Gilmore Car Museum…read morewhich is gotta be one of the finest car museums in the world! It's worth a visit just to wander around the grounds, but once inside of their (several) buildings you'll be amazed by the variety of automobiles that were built in an era of craftsmanship that rivals fine art and jewelry. Warning: you'll need the better part of a day to scratch the surface of this beautiful place!!!

My husband and I went to the Leila Arboretum Society while traveling through Michigan. It was rainy…read morewhen we visited so we didn't get to see the entire park. We did get to see the sculpture garden, which was really cool. The overlook area is a must see area because you can see a lot of the park from there from a great vantage point. We tried to drive to see other areas of the arboretum but the signs were too confusing to follow. I can't wait to go back and explore more of the Leila Arboretum Society!

Wonderful park! It's free and lots of cool stuff to look at! I definitely recommend going if you're…read morein the area!

Kids N Stuff is a gem. Two great water tables and a number of interactive and educational exhibits…read more My kids love coming here, as do I. It's a great place to visit as a family. Fun for all.

This is a place of PLAY! My sons loved coming here. (They are older now...) No electronics, just…read morefun.

How does a place this interesting have only one other Yelp review (so far)?…read more Honolulu House was built in 1860 by Abner Pratt after he returned from serving as the U.S. consul to Hawaii. He designed the home to bring some of that island atmosphere back to Michigan, which helps explain the unusual architecture, murals, woodwork, and stained glass. The house is beautifully preserved, and there is an impressive amount of detail in every room. Definitely worth seeing while visiting Marshall.

Marshall is such a charming small town filled with rich history and local landmarks, including the…read moreHonolulu House Museum. It is a beautiful home with Hawaiian and Western elements. It's been beautifully restored with hand-painted walls and ceilings. One hour tours are available for $10. It is worth it to learn the history of each of the owners and the story behind the rooms and artifacts in them. Many of the owners were influential politicians and lawmakers in Michigan's history. I enjoyed the story of one of the owners, Charles Gorham, who was an anti-slavery activist and ambassador to the Netherlands. Free parking for museum patrons is located at the back of the house on Parkview Street.

Lots of trails, connects to Oshtemo park and library. The Magnificent Pines and Batts Pond are nice…read morehighlights.

One of the nicest walking paths I've been on. Totally quiet and private. I photographed the map…read moreat the beginning so I could follow it easier but paths are marked very well. Entrance is a bit hidden but with Google Maps easy to find. If you love nature, flowers and huge trees you will love this place.

Fabulous selection of classes for all age groups. Beautiful gallery on both first and second…read morefloors. Great gift shop with special gifts handmade by local artists.

Beautiful art! Fabulous selection. A great place to find high quality paintings, photography,…read moreglass, and more for your home or special occasion. Personalized customer service! Free gift wrap----Over 40 MI artists on display! Gifts from $20 to over $2000. Something for everyone!

This was a really cool space with lots of interesting and affordable art. It's not often you walk…read moreinto a gallery and find many items under $50! What makes the place really remarkable, though, is the people who work there. I don't know if I have ever met friendlier or more helpful people! They happily made multiple recommendations for places to shop and eat, googled things for us, drew us maps. They told us to stop into the cycle shop to meet the new puppy (awww!). And they made sure to point out that the street and sidewalk in the downtown area are heated since it was VERY cold (the last bit seems a bit excessive on the part of the city of Kalamazoo, but it was pretty awesome. No snow.). Their exhibits change every month, so be sure to visit again and again!

20 stars! If you are…read morelooking for a quality movie theater with friendly people and corn dogs that are on point, as the youngins say these days, please look no further. With bodacious individuals such as Sara, and that is with no H, and Bekah Berg who kindly gives out gold stars to hard working employees, this is the place to kick it with the fam! Want some candy for a buck and half? Well don't worry about stuffing that purse full of gas station candy, they got your M&M's, they got your milk duds, they got your Mike n Iks, you like Mike n Iks? I sure do. Let's say your getting your concessions and buttering that popcorn with golden delicious sweet sweet butter and wait, they have no pickles left and now you're feeling some special kinda way..fret, not. With employees like Brock, that empty pickle slot just became full of sweet mother loving luscious pickles. Hmmmm, can ya taste em? What more can I say about the family friendly crew at this poppin heavenly theater of quality. Nay, I shall say no more..You just go check it for yourself.

Based on our last experience there, can't recommend. A little bit of Lysol, Clorox & elbow grease…read morewould make a HUGE difference here. The whole place, concessions, theaters, bathrooms, floors & hallways. This used to be our favorite place for cheap flix but YIKES. Diseases are real & details matter!