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Comments:	The Nankin Mills Interpretive Center is a historic grist mill that has three floors of public displays highlighting; and Underground Railroad history along the Rogue River, as well as, Henry Ford's use of the mill for one of groups for a fee. <p> Open Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. & Saturdays from 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. <p> The machine is located on the second floor among the industrial era exhibits. Admission required to get to it. Designs are: <br> 1) A Grist Mill water wheel, <br> 2) A Turtle, <br> 3) A car, <br> 4) An Indian arrowhead. <p> They also have a NPS stamp so bring your passports! <p> 5/2/25 Penny machine still working great and is back to its usual location during center business hours.<p> 8/7/26. They are remodeling the 2nd and 3rd floors right now, the curators that were there said probably won’t be up and running for another 7or 8 months.
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Nankin Mills Interpretive Center

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33175 Ann Arbor Trail
Westland, MI , 48185

Phone: 734-261-1990

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The Nankin Mills Interpretive Center is a historic grist mill that has three floors of public displays highlighting; and Underground Railroad history along the Rogue River, as well as, Henry Ford's use of the mill for one of groups for a fee.

Open Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. & Saturdays from 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.

The machine is located on the second floor among the industrial era exhibits. Admission required to get to it. Designs are:
1) A Grist Mill water wheel,
2) A Turtle,
3) A car,
4) An Indian arrowhead.

They also have a NPS stamp so bring your passports!

5/2/25 Penny machine still working great and is back to its usual location during center business hours.

8/7/26. They are remodeling the 2nd and 3rd floors right now, the curators that were there said probably won’t be up and running for another 7or 8 months.

Machine 1 is located on the second floor among the industrial era exhibits