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| Ypsilanti  Ann Arbor Chelsea Dexter Machester/Milan Saline |
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ChelseaChelsea Depot Museum
(Chelsea Area Historical Society Museum)
125 Jackson St.
Chelsea, MI
This beautiful, historic business district in Ypsilanti offers antique shops, museums, parks, gift shops and great restaurants. It is also home to many antique car shows and festivals. From Depot Town it is a short walk to Huron Street where you can see many beautifully restored historic buildings. This is an area you won't want to miss during your visit to Ypsilanti.  
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Chelsea Milling Company
201 W. North St.
Chelsea, MI
734.475.1361
Home to the world famous Jiffy Mix baking products. Tour includes slide show, taste of product and factory tour available. Reservations required.
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Eddy Discovery Center
(Geology Center)
16345 McClure Rd.
Chelsea, MI
734.475.3170
Geological samples from Michigan and the Midwest. Demonstrations, classes. Part of Waterloo Recreation Area. Park permit required.
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ChelseaWelfare Building
300 North Main
Chelsea, MI
Historical Landmark Building: The Welfare Building was constructed in 1906 as a recreation facility for the workers of the Glazier Stove Co. It featured a swimming pool, billiard hall, basketball court, theatre and a reading room.
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Purple Rose Theatre Company
137 Park Street
Chelsea, MI
The Purple Rose Theatre Company is a dream realized by actor and Chelsea native Jeff Daniels. Mr. Daniels wanted a professional theatre company located in middle America which also focused its plays on Middle America and offered opportunities for local actors, directors, designers and playwrights.
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ChelseaGeorge P. Glazier Memorial Building
(Courthouse Building)
122 Main, Chelsea, MI
In 1901 Frank Glazier, founder of the Glazier Stove Works, constructed this Beaux-Arts masterpiece in honor of his father, a Chelsea pioneer in banking. Glazier commissioned noted architect Claire Allen to design the building for the Chelsea Savings Bank. It is clad in Bedford limestone and rock-faced granite laid by George Hindelang. Two limestone columns support the massive entablature and terracotta tile roof.
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