michigan ghost town

Two Michigan towns named 'Fulton'.....one is an old mining town, the other is headquarters for a Native American tribe. CLICK IN and check out the differences in these two historic Michigan towns with photos, info, and locations!

Junet is another Michigan community that never had a chance to grow. Listed as historic, but nonetheless there's nothing left but the railroad, a few old shacks, and a few homes. CLICK IN for location, info and location!

In 1870, a man whose parents were a slave woman and plantation owner created a cemetery here. It's all that's left of Joyfield, except for a town hall and one lone house on the downtown corner. CLICK IN for photos, info and location!

The community of Doyle didn't get much of a chance to grow back in the late 1800's. CLICK IN for info, photos and location!

In the mid-1800's this little hamlet showed business growth; now all that remains is a country store. CLICK IN for location and info!

The historic Michigan lumber town of Shingleton grew around one little ole shingle mill. Nowadays, some of the old structures still stand, making this a cool roadtrip stop. CLICK IN and see where to visit!

It was only one single saloon in the beginning. It grew, but now there are only a few businesses left and some cool old houses to see. CLICK IN for the location of this cool old Michigan Thumb lumber town!

Nothing...but NOTHING is left of this old Michigan lumber town except a memorial marker. CLICK IN to see where to visit...maybe YOU can find some old foundations!

No businesses left in this former postal stop/railway station. CLICK IN to see where it is and what it looks like today!

Jerome's heyday was in the mid-1800's to the early 1900's. Today it sits quietly between two ripped-up railroads and some cool old original homes and structures. CLICK IN, learn more, then pay a visit!