Hudson Museum

The Hudson Museum, located in Hudson, MI, originated in the basement of the Carnegie Library shortly after its establishment in 1904, largely supported by donations of natural history and Civil War artifacts from local families. In the late 1980s, the museum transitioned to a dedicated facility, generously provided by Mr. Donald Murdock, with further support from the community and the Murdock Foundation enhancing its capital improvements.

Today, the museum stands as a testament to local history, operated by the Hudson Area Historical Society, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, and staffed by volunteers. It has become one of the finest small-town museums in Michigan, showcasing a diverse collection of artifacts and exhibits that reflect the region's rich heritage.

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