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Argus Museum

4.3(18)· Google4.3 out of 5 from 18 reviews (Google rating)Museum
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(313) 499-0551 Directions argusmuseum.org

Quick facts

Argus Museum is a museum at 525 W William St in Ann Arbor, MI, open Mon–Fri from 9:00 AM. Call +1313-499-0551 for details.

Address
525 W William St, Ann Arbor, MI 48103
Phone
+1313-499-0551
Hours today
Closed today

About Argus Museum

Argus Museum at 525 W William St in Ann Arbor, MI focuses on the products manufactured by the Argus camera company and the people behind them. Its displays tell the company’s story and present collections connected to Argus. The museum occupies one of the facilities where Argus products were made, placing the objects and company history within a building tied directly to their manufacture.

The museum welcomes families and children. Free on-site parking is available, with wheelchair-accessible parking and an accessible entrance. There is also a wheelchair-accessible restroom, but no restaurant on the premises. The business identifies as women-owned. Its Google rating is 4.3 out of 5, based on 18 reviews. For visitors interested in Argus, the museum brings together manufactured products, connected collections, and stories about the company and its people in a former production facility.

Known for

  • Argus camera company products and history
  • Collections connected to Argus
  • Housed in a former Argus manufacturing facility
  • Welcomes families and children
  • Free on-site parking and accessible facilities

Google rating breakdown

18 ratings on Google. Ratings and counts are Google's, not ours.

  • 5★11
  • 4★3
  • 3★3
  • 2★0
  • 1★1

What people mention

Topics counted across Google reviews.

  • cameras×5
  • history×2

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What reviewers say elsewhere

  • “Cute little museum & love Argus cameras.”

    — Jonathan McCleery, July 20, 2025 · google

  • “Smallest museum we've ever visited, but really well represented and presented. The curator (available by phone and email) was extremely helpful. Well worth the time if you're traveling through the area and want to learn more about Argu…”

    — David Wright, May 13, 2025 · google

  • “If you're into Argus cameras then this is the place to come to see them all.”

    — Cindy Mullen, October 15, 2024 · google

  • “Great spot in Ann Arbor to view some unique local history! They often have gallery shows featuring unique photography. For sure a great place to check out if you haven’t before!”

    — Jared Haas, August 22, 2024 · google

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Argus Museum — frequently asked

Is Argus Museum open on Mondays?
Yes — Argus Museum is open Monday from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
Where is Argus Museum?
Argus Museum is at 525 W William St, Ann Arbor, MI 48103.
What is the phone number for Argus Museum?
You can reach Argus Museum on +1313-499-0551.

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