Cultural heritage preservation in Lincoln Park, Michigan

The Lincoln Park Historical Museum, located at 1335 Southfield Road in Lincoln Park, Michigan, is a community resource dedicated to preserving the history of the city. The museum, operated by the Historical Society of Lincoln Park, houses a collection of artifacts, printed materials, and photographs that tell the story of Lincoln Park's past. Visitors can explore the exhibits on Wednesdays and Saturdays from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. The museum recently welcomed back visitors with normal operating hours and safety measures in place. Face masks are suggested but no longer required for public access. Support local history by purchasing Lincoln Park Historical Museum T-shirts or sweatshirts featuring an original design by award-winning illustrator and Lincoln Park native, Bill Morrison.

The Kollel Institute of Greater Detroit is a place of worship located at 15230 Lincoln Street in Oak Park, Michigan. As a synagogue, the institution serves as a center for Jewish religious and cultural activities, providing a welcoming and inclusive space for prayer, study, and community events. The Kollel Institute is dedicated to promoting spiritual growth, education, and fellowship among its members, while also fostering connections with the broader Detroit community. With a commitment to traditional Jewish values and teachings, the institution offers a range of programs and services aimed at enriching the lives of its congregants and promoting a vibrant and thriving Jewish community in the Greater Detroit area.