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About Hyser Rivers Museum
Hyser Rivers Museum is housed in a historic home built in 1852 by Dr. William Hyser in Plainfield Village. This early Northern Greek revival architecture example is the last original home from the village, having served as a stagecoach stop, post office, and various township offices. Inside, visitors can see a sitting room, doctor's office, kitchen, two bedrooms, and a sewing room/nursery, all reflecting a time of careful craftsmanship. The museum preserves the era and history of Plainfield Village and the Grand and Rogue Rivers.
On the coast
Serving Belmont, MI
Hyser Rivers Museum is housed in a historic home built in 1852 by Dr. William Hyser in Plainfield Village. This early Northern Greek revival architecture example is the last original home from the village, having served as a stagecoach stop, post office, and various township offices. Inside, visitors can see a sitting room, doctor's office, kitchen, two bedrooms, and a sewing room/nursery, all reflecting a time of careful craftsmanship. The museum preserves the era and history of Plainfield Village and the Grand and Rogue Rivers.