The Summer/Fall Season at Rentschler Farm runs from the first Saturday of May through early December. After late September, the outbuildings are closed but the farmhouse remains open. The Depot Museum is open year round. During regular hours, free Guided Tours for Individuals and for Families at either museums. Ask to see the Gift Shop and Salvage Barn at the farm. Groups larger than ten MUST have a reservation and there is a small fee of $1 per person with a $50 minimum, payable at the time of scheduling. Schedule groups at least two weeks ahead.

Both museums offer ongoing Special Exhibits.

Rentschler Farm is at 1265 E. Michigan Ave. (one mile east of downtown Saline). Enter through the shopping center and park within the farm complex.

Saline Railroad Depot Museum is at 402 N. Ann Arbor Street, just four blocks north of downtown Saline and near the corner of Bennett Street (traffic light).

This is the first of three Fall Education Programs. Society Business Member MARY LINDQUIST, of Quilting Seasons will bring traditional quilts and talk about their significance. We are encouraged to bring a quilt or two, also. Tables will be available for the folded quilts. We will meet in the Rentschler Exhibit Barn.

Education Programs are always free and everyone is welcome.

Entertainment: Saline Area Players will perform short skits. The Tin Penny Band performs period music starting at 1:30.

Please Note: The outbuildings will be closed after this date, but visitors may walk around the farm complex and read large signage in front of each building. The farmhouse and gift shop continue to be open until early December.