This is a nice smaller community museum housed in the town's former train station. Like a lot of…read moresmall town museum's, this one has the basics of "famous town fathers" etc, but it is presented better than most. Also a real plus is the fact that there are good descriptions/ labels - and while they are dated - they give good info and aren't over verbose or purple prose-ish. Outside are two key display pieces, ex-Grand Trunk Western Caboose #75017, and a former dormitory/maintenance of war car that was originally built as diner. The caboose has good displays, but with a little tweaking those could be great. The coach is mostly use for storage, which is sad, as it as a full kitchen, and could easily be used as a much needed meeting/ party space. Overall, this a great museum that is well worth a visit.

I love the staff here! They helped me find every perennial I need, & went into detail on how to…read moretake care of them. Here are a few Hydrangeas I bought through them...(It's only been a month & they're thriving)

Fresh produce. Good prices. Very accommodating. Corn and tomatoes are second to none!!!!read more

I like the layout of this antique shop, easy to walk around and look at everything…read more A display of genuine jewelry across from the checkout and a small display out front in a case too. A walk down memory lane for items I had as a kid. Saw a ton of Hummel figurines, was and is a family heirloom. I bought the girl and boy figurine as well as the boy and girl under the umbrella. I also ended up buying a trapezoidal art deco low profile diamond ring with some small diamond accents for a reasonable price. I also saw a replica of the Grandma with the shawl in a chair sleeping that my grandmother used to have, what a find.

This place Is top notch I've been buying from this store ever since I was 12 years old I'm 24 now I…read morelove antiques and everything about this place I love there vintage rock vinyl collection I literally can't get enough of it I highly recommend this place If you have a special place in your heart for antiques or if your trying to build the excellent mancave

We came here with a church group and really enjoyed our time. They had a variety of animals and the…read morekids enjoyed looking at all of them and petting some of them. There are a couple of climbing structures for the kids. We did a hay ride (it was windy so bundle up if you're going in the colder months) but everyone enjoyed it. We would love to come back and experience some of the other offerings.

Kids loved it even with heat wave during week of camp. Recommended and will attend againread more

This an absolutely awesome place to visit if you happen to be in the area in October. I hope to see…read moreit a night this year, when the displays are illuminated, but have been several times in the past during the day. The residents put their whole back into these displays.

Terror on Tillson Street is an annual Halloween event in the picturesque village of Romeo about an…read morehour north of Detroit. This event attracts thousands of visitors to the town to view the elaborate Halloween decorations by the residents of Romeo, but in particular, the homes on Tillson Street. Best of all, this is all free and the street is always open to the public, day or night. On the weekends before All Hallows' Eve, I recommend arriving shortly before sundown to beat the rush of people that descend onto Tillson Street at night. There is free municipal parking behind the shops on Main Street by the police station. Parking spots closest to Tillson Street typically go for $5. I found a spot in the municipal parking lot and strolled the various streets on my ten-minute walk to Tillson Street. There are other homes around town that go all out for Halloween besides Tillson Street, and I recommend checking them out too. I preferred arriving before sunset because it gave me extra time to see a few other streets and stroll Tillson Street before it became super packed. It also made my second walkthrough after sundown much faster. I hear that it's a madhouse on October 31st, but this is when kids can trick or treat on Tillson Street to collect candy. It all sounds fun but I don't think I'd want to deal with the crowds. The direction of the flow of foot traffic begins on Tillson and Main Streets where a popular Dairy Queen is located. After crossing the street at Tillson and Sisson, visitors will make their way back down Tilson toward Main Street. At the end of the walk, there will be cider and donuts available for a donation. However, if you turn the corner you may see a table set up by a local church giving away free donuts, cider, water, and hot chocolate. Not saying this will be available every year, but it's worth it to check before shelling out money for a drink and a snack. The decorations are amazing! Lots of special effects where you can see ghosts apparitions moving in the windows of the homes and even a few surprises like a skeleton popping out of a coffin. I loved the animated Halloween decorations including a dummy wearing an Ohio State Buckeyes shirt being electrocuted, skeletons dancing, and a witch holding a girl over a cauldron. The clown house was excellently creepy. All that is needed is for Pennywise to stick his head out of the sewer! Terror on Tillson Street really is a must-see Halloween attraction for anyone in the Detroit area in October. Even though the decorations are largely the same each year, I wouldn't mind making Tillson Street a Halloween tradition. The townspeople are friendly and the homes are so beautiful. Romeo really is a storybook Midwest town that is a beautiful place to visit in the autumn.

The Historical Society hosted an amazing event-Ghost Walk. The volunteers told fantastic stories…read moreof haunted areas around town. The ticket purchasing process and check in was easy. Our guide was great. Thankful for the home owners and businesses for allowing us to learn about the history of their property.

This place is AMAZING!!!!! The flower selection is great!!! The prices are even better. The same…read moreflower the same size at Bordines is at least 10 dollars more. Very nice selection of perennials, annuals, veggies and indoor plants. I love the selection of garden decor. The employees are the best. Everyone was so friendly and knowledgeable!! It's a bit of a drive but well worth it!!!!

Saw their ad stating 30% off hydrangeas. Drove half hour to get them. Person helping us pick out…read morewas great. When we got to register they rang up well over $200. I asked about discount and they said I had to have coupon or pay full price. (it didn't even look like coupon in ad). No, "I'm sorry, can you come back" etc. pretty rude and lost a sale and customer over a 1" coupon.

A small but cute boutique. The owner is so cute and friendly. Lots of jewelry that is quality but…read morecute... Visited during fall time so we totally fell in love with the sweaters and jackets. We will be back

I grew up in Lake Orion and came back for a visit this weekend. It was the first time in a very…read morelong time that I had gone downtown to go shopping. I was so excited to see new shops and boutiques had opened up and was very impressed with Simply Marcella. Simply Marcella is the ultimate girly girl boutique, right down to the fact that they have a liquor license so you can drink wine while you shop. There are also a few things for the men as well, but most (as my husband did) would probably prefer to sit in the comfy chairs in the center of the store while us ladies do our thang. There was a lot to look at from wines to purses to clothes and jewelry. What immediately caught my eye was their selection of black pearls. The owner's sister was quick to help me and very knowledgeable about the pieces. She was super friendly and great to talk to. In the end, it was love at first sight with a simple black pearl necklace. My husband then became very helpful and got off the couch! I really hope to see downtown LO grow some more and will tell everyone that it's great to shop local, especially in stores as unique as Simply Marcella.