History

When Emagine Theatre opens its doors to Saline March 18, it will be the first theater to serve the community since 1952. That means there are life...

The Saline Area Historic Society will be presenting it's first education program for 2017. 

The program will give the history of the...

The Saline Area Historical Society presents an educational program, "The Great Prairie at Waltz, MI" with Bob Wittersheim at 2 p.m., Sunday, Nov....

On Saturday afternoon, Oct. 8 the Saline Rotary presented a cemetery tour at Oakwood Cemetery as a part of Saline’s celebration of its...

Local residents and historians will gather at Oakwood Cemetery at 2 p.m. Sunday to mark the place where Saline’s founder, Orange Risdon, built his...

Saline’s Sesquicentennial celebration continues with a “Historic Homes Tour & Tea,”on Sunday, Oct. 16 from 1 to 4 p.m.,  This is a rare...

Walter Chrysler was a self-made man who built one of the Big Three auto companies. 

Russell Doré, automotive historian, will present...

It’s out.  The first comprehensive book about Saline history since the Centennial in 1966.

The new book is part of the celebration as...

In 1850, William Melville Gregory of Saline was doing well as a farmer. With his farmland worth $3,200, he was a wealthy man.

The census...

Learn more about Saline’s history at the Saline District Library Sunday afternoon.

Jim Roth, author of Saline: Our City – The Beginning to...

When Grover Alber donated this photo to the Saline Historical Society, he said it was taken about 1890 at the hotel and bakery operated by his...

Rentschler Farm Museum has been part of the US 12 Statewide Garage Sale for several years. Each year gets bigger and better.       

Now in...

Saline celebrated Independence Day and honored one of its most dedicated citizens at the Depot Museum July 2.

More than 500 people visited...

A group of German farmers from Saline set up a charitable organization, and filed it with the Washtenaw County Register of Deeds in 1877.

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