Millstadt, Illinois, is located in the southwest part of St. Clair County. The Village was laid out in 1836 and was incorporated in 1875. The original residents were settlers from Germany. Much of the charm and character of the village is traceable to this heritage including many of the well-preserved 19th century brick buildings which they built. If you take a walking tour of the Village, you will still see many of the original buildings. Many of the Millstadt residents are direct descendants of the original early settlers of the Village of Millstadt and can share many history stories.
The above pictured Zion Church is the winner of the 2020 Landmark Award and is displayed on the cover of the 2021 Millstadt Historical Society (MHS) Calendar. The church was built in 1863 and has a long history of restoration to include replacing steeples in both the 1870s and 1914, and expansions in the 1930s and 1956.  You can learn more by obtaining the MHS 2021 Calendar. 

!!!2021 CALENDARS FOR SALE!!!

THE 2021 CALENDARS ARE NOW ON SALE!!!  Buy your calendar at Millstadt IGA, Pharmacy or Library. 

These high quality calendars are being sold for $14 . They make great Christmas gifts for friends and family. But more importantly, it's another way to promote awareness of Millstadt's history, help the community preserve its history, and raise money to support preservation efforts! The calendar also highlights all the local dates for Millstadt organizational meetings  & events.

Monthly Meetings

Meetings are generally held at 7:30pm on the fourth Tuesday of the month at the Millstadt Community Center.  Come see what's going on! For more information please call President Glenn Schaefer at 618-476-3696.
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Upcoming Events:

Homemade Wine Making Competition - Nov 23, 2021

Village-Wide Yard Sale scheduled for the first Saturday in May
-Download Registration for the next Village-Wide Yard Sale, May 7, 2022 (avail in April)​

Down Memory Lane

Read some of the memories local folks have submitted. We'd love to share your Millstadt memory too - small or large! Contact Phyllis Schaefer, 531-5648. ​