Best places: Historical landmarks in Southfield, United States

Sprawling space dedicated to American life & ideas, includes the Rosa Parks bus & JFK's limo.

Sprawling open-air history museum founded by Henry Ford with artifacts & homes of famous Americans.

Art deco skyscraper from 1928, featuring marble from all over the world & a live theater venue.

Restored 1904 factory for the Ford Model T featuring historical tours & many original cars.

A 1908 arts-&-crafts home with 40 acres of gardens, with tours offered between May & October.

This 110-room mansion built in the 1920s in Tudor-revival style offers regular tours & exhibits.

Collection of the label's art & memorabilia plus the famous studio A & The Supremes' costumes.

👍👍 This factory tour is about 2 hours long and is very well worth it. We first took their bus from the Museum Visitor Center to the factory complex, which is humongous. We first watched a film about the history of Ford Motor Company and how Henry Ford set up production lines to mass produce the Model...

Historic art deco skyscraper built in 1928 with a colorful tiled lobby & retail space.

A disc golf course, hiking trails, archery range & playground are highlights of this wooded park.

Guests can explore this prominent family's estate including 1930s-era architecture & landscaping.

Established in 1963, this expansive & ornate mosque offers weekly tours for groups.

Iconic 26-ft.-tall bronze statue at Coleman A. Young Municipal Center, by Marshall Fredericks.

27-ft. bronze memorial, aka "The Fist," to African-American heavyweight champion Joe Louis.

With its buildings closed for restoration, this iconic estate allows entry to its grounds & gardens.

Opened in 1913, then abandoned for years, this former train station now has office & retail space.

👍👍 Such a cute venue. I coordinated and setup a wedding here this weekend and loved it. It is a rustic historical building but I really saw no issues with temperature and ambiance. They had a blast. - Suzy with Chive Catering and Events Florist - Sunburst Blooms Cake - All Things Cake Caterer - Ang...

19th-century military fort on the Detroit River with tours, re-enactments & community events.

👍 Pretty chill place to hangout and enjoy the view of the water and wildlife. People walk their dogs, fish, take pictures of the lighthouse. I like it better than the Renaissance center area