historic michigan

There are quite a few historic homes in Michigan, even in the smallest of towns, and a good number of these homes are well over 100 years old.

This kiln was built in 1880 and is preserved so you can check it out! CLICK IN for location...

This 32-mile strip of M-28 takes you through some towns that don't exist anymore and some that barely hang on. CLICK IN for details and see the route!

Is it a ghost town...or a no-town? This scant area has a name but just one church. No shops, stores, schools...anything. It seems that it couldn't get off the ground. CLICK IN to see where this is!

If a meteor of this size hit Michigan now, we'd all be goners and the whole world would be affected. Yet, this is exactly what happened many, many years ago. CLICK IN for the details and location!

CLICK IN to see fourteen former old one-room schoolhouses, still standing in Ionia County!

Very little is written about this old 1800's Michigan lumber town, but there are still a couple of good photo ops here for you historians. CLICK IN for location, info, and location!

CLICK IN for another tour of Michigan's old one-room schoolhouses, this time in Calhoun County!

Another of Michigan's Oldest is the Frankenmuth Brewery. CLICK IN to find out more, then pay a visit and do some tastin' and sampling!

The former lumber town and postal station of Lakefield sits quietly at this intersection, a shadow of its former self. CLICK IN to find out where it's located!