The Trombley Centre House is the oldest frame house still standing in Bay County.
The house was built in the classic "Greek Revival Style," a style popular in the mid-west from 1820-1840.
Now located in Veterans Memorial Park, the house is currently being renovated under the guidance of the Trombley Centre House
Committee. Since being moved from its original site near 24th and Water Streets, the renovation of the home has
become a constant effort of many volunteers under the guidance of the Bay County Historical Society.
Although renovations are still in progress,
the house is used during events such as River of Time, the Holiday Open House, luncheons, educational programs and for meetings.
Tours are also available by appointment.
An heirloom Vegetable Garden is maintained at the Trombley Centre House growing plant varieties from the 1800s.
In addition, the historic herb garden is maintained by the Olde Thyme Herb Society, an affiliate group of the BCHS.
