Kingsville is a community that values its rich history. We're home to two nationally recognized museums: the Jack Miner Museum and the Kingsville Military Museum. Spend an afternoon learning about the people and places that helped shape our Town.
Jack Miner Museum
Known as the Father of Conservation, Jack Miner made Kingsville a household name in the 1900s through his Migratory Bird Sanctuary and popular lecture tour, which drew large crowds. The Museum houses Miner family memorabilia from the late 1800s, including Miner’s lecture clothing, photos, and letters from famous friends and Sanctuary visitors, such as Henry Ford and Ty Cobb. Learn about the life and legacy of ‘Wild Goose Jack’.
Kingsville Military Museum
When you walk through the doors of the Kingsville Military Museum, you feel a sense of reverence as you’re swept into a world of sacrifice, patriotism and bravery. Vivid exhibits and historic artifacts tell the stories of Kingsville and Essex County’s courageous soldiers and proud military contributions. Discover this hidden gem in our community and learn about the military and civic history of our area while paying homage to the people whose efforts and sacrifices ensured our freedom.
Heritage Homes
Kingsville is committed to preserving the stories and craftsmanship of our community’s historic homes and properties with our designation program. Take a self-guided digital walking and driving tour of our Town’s designated homes. Travel at your own pace as you learn the tales behind their construction and observe key architectural features that make them so distinctive. We hope you develop as much appreciation for our past as a local!
Kingsville's Story
Step back in time and discover the stories hidden in the heart of downtown Kingsville. This self-guided digital tour explores the fascinating people, historic landmarks, vintage architecture, and memorable moments that helped shape the Kingsville we know today. Jump in your metaphorical time machine and take a journey back through our community’s past.