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The Old Scottville School

Posted on May 15, 2020 by Mike Sonnenberg Posted in Forgotten Places, Schools .

This old school stands silently in the town of Scottville a few miles east of Ludington. The main building was built in 1888 and additions were added later in the early 1900s. It was used as the high school and middle school until 1976, when the Mason County Central Middle School was built. In the

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Sighting the Enemy

Posted on May 14, 2020 by Mike Sonnenberg Posted in people .

Near the Rasin River in downtown Monroe is a statue of a civil war general on a horse. It sits on a base with the word CUSTER carved into the side of it.  The U.S. military has had many famous generals, but it was George Armstrong Custer that became famous for his and his soldier’s

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Point Iroquois Lighthouse

Posted on May 13, 2020 by Mike Sonnenberg Posted in Lighthouses, upper peninsula .

The Tahquamenon Falls and Whitefish Point is a favorite spot for tourists in the Upper Peninsula. If you take M-123 it will take you the quickest way to see the falls. Did you know that if you take a slight detour over to Brimley, you can take West Lakeshore Drive along Lake Superior. Along the

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Hagensville Shack

Posted on May 12, 2020 by Mike Sonnenberg Posted in Forgotten Places, Houses .

So I have been going through my massive archive of photos lately, and I came across this photo of an old shack I saw somewhere near Hagensville. I took this pic about four years ago and I don’t even remember where exactly it was located. The funny thing that I do remember is, I had

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The Heather House

Posted on May 11, 2020 by Mike Sonnenberg Posted in Uncategorized .

Michigan has some beautiful Queen Anne Victorian-style houses and the Heather House is one of the finest in the state. Located in Marine City on Main Street it looks out at the St. Clare River watching the enormous steel freighters passing by.  Construction of the home was finished in 1885 by retired ship’s captain William Sauber who

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The Jacobsville Sandstone Church

Posted on May 10, 2020 by Mike Sonnenberg Posted in Uncategorized .

St. Joseph Roman Catholic Church was established in 1889 by Slovenian immigrants who came to the area to work in the mines of the Copper Country. The wood frame church in Calumet erected by the parish in 1890 was destroyed by fire in 1902. The following year this elegant Romanesque church, designed by Erhard Brielmater

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The Haunted Allegan Jail

Posted on May 9, 2020 by Mike Sonnenberg Posted in Haunted Places .

This old brick building in downtown Allegan was used as the Sheriff’s residence and jail from 1906 until the new jail was constructed in 1968. The front is the sheriff’s home where he lived with his family and the rear is the jail cells with solitary confinement in the basement. The old jail has been

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The Barn In the Woods

Posted on May 8, 2020 by Mike Sonnenberg Posted in Barns and Farms .

I saw this old barn in the woods near Sharon Hollow northwest of Manchester. I figure it must be an old barn since it has a stone foundation. It seems odd to see this barn surrounded by trees and not farmland. Maybe it was farmland at one time and the trees grew up around the

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Michigan’s Fireman’s Memorial

Posted on May 7, 2020 by Mike Sonnenberg Posted in Fire Houses .
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I have only visited the Fireman’s Memorial near Roscommon a few times, I am not sure why, since it’s right of I75,  and the memorial is a quiet peaceful place to visit. Detroit born sculptor Edward Chesney created the sculpture of the firefighter rescuing a young child. Next time you are headed up north on

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Michigan’s Longest Covered Bridge

Posted on May 6, 2020 by Mike Sonnenberg Posted in Bridges .

Michigan has a few historic wooden covered bridges but this one about twenty miles from the Indiana border is almost the length of a football field.  Spaning across the St Joeseph River the Langley Bridge 282 feet long. It was built in 1887 by Pierce Bodmer of Parkville, using the best quality white pine for

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