michigan lumber town

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!

So many old, original storefronts stand in this old Michigan mining town. This is an AWESOME place to visit for some extraordinary photo ops! CLICK IN and see for yourself!

The 'lost' town of Rodney happens to be the home of characters found in Lansing native Jef Mallett's comic strip "Frazz". CLICK IN for photos, location, and some history!

Branch was one of Michigan's lumber towns --- still around, but not the booming town it once was. CLICK IN and see where to roadtrip!

There's not much left of Wellston's original 1800's downtown, but it's worth a drive-thru on your Michigan roadtrip. CLICK IN for history, photos, and location!

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!

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!

A once-booming lumber town basically just has some homes and a church remaining. CLICK IN to learn more and see where to drive-thru!