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See the homes on this year's tour!


Advance Tickets: $10.00Day-of-Tour Tickets: $12.00

Advance-Ticket Locations:
Ypsilanti: Salt City Antiques, Norton’s Flowers & Gifts, Haab’s Restaurant, and Nelson Amos Studios
Plymouth: Saxtons Garden Center
Ann Arbor: Downtown Home & Garden
Superior Township: Superior Township Hall

Day-of-Tour Ticket Locations: In front of the Ypsilanti Historical Museum on North Huron Street, and Haab’s Restaurant



The Ypsilanti Heritage Foundation is dedicated to the belief that Ypsilanti's wealth of historic architecture is one of its greatest resources. The conservation, rehabilitation and utilization of historic architecture adds immeasurably to the betterment of the whole community. The foundation, a non-profit organization founded in 1974, seeks to increase public understanding and appreciation of these architectural links with the past, to educate the community in the philosophy and purpose of historic preservation, and to encourage public and private preservation efforts.

Fall program to be announced.
Details coming soon!
The YHF encourages public and private preservation efforts by: join today
What's New?

The Summer 2010 issue of The Heritage News is posted! (PDF)

The Heritage Foundation is now on Facebook!

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The Heritage Foundation donated $1000 to support the City of Ypsilanti Historic District Commission intern. Read the thank you letter from Mayor Paul Schreiber. (PDF)

The Ypsilanti Heritage Foundation won 1st Place in the float category in Ypsilanti's 2009 Fourth of July Parade!

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Photo at top: Ladies' Literary Club, 218 N. Washington. 1843 Greek Revivial. Photo courtesy Griffin Reames.