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Season Dates and Hours | Admission | Location | Parking | Photography | Accessibility | Pets
Please allow one hour to tour the museum and visit the grounds. Guided tours of the Mann House are available during regular open hours.
Mann House is open Wednesday through Sunday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., from June 5 through late August.
Admission to Mann House is free. Some programs may have a fee or ask a donation.
The Mann House is located in Downtown Concord, 12 miles west of Jackson via M-60.
Our address is:
205 Hanover Street
Concord, MI 49237
(please note this is not a mailing address)
The Mann House is located in a residential neighborhood and does not have a dedicated parking lot. Free street parking is available. Parking at the neighboring First Presbyterian Church and Concord United Methodist Church is available for selected special programs.
Personal photography without flash for private use is permitted in the visitor center and on the grounds. Photographs may not be published, sold or otherwise distributed for commercial purposes.
Photography for weddings and other special events is allowed on the grounds and in the museum during regular open hours with advance permission. Please contact us in advance to schedule a time.
The grounds and carriage house are accessible; the historic house is not accessible to people who cannot use stairs. Service animals are always welcomed.
Pets accompanied by and under the control of their human friends are welcome on the grounds of this site. Pets may not enter any building.
Please email us at MHCinfo@Michigan.gov or telephone 517-930-3806.
Updated 04/20/2023