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The Mini Mac

Posted on September 24, 2022 by Mike Sonnenberg Posted in Bridges .

In the central Michigan town of St. Louis is a bridge affectionately known as the Mini Mac Bridge. It is off M-46 at the Mini Mac Mini Storage facility. I have driven through St Louis many times and I never knew this little bridge was there. You can’t see it from M-46 and I did

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M-107 Memorial Highway

Posted on September 22, 2022 by Mike Sonnenberg Posted in upper peninsula .

If you visit the Lake of the Clouds in Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park you need to drive down M-107 to the lake. It is about a ten mile stretch of road the travels along the shoreline of Lake Superior. You will probably notice a sign and a couple of boulders dedicating the road as

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The Sears House

Posted on September 20, 2022 by Mike Sonnenberg Posted in Houses, State Parks .

Near the shores of Lake Huron in Hoeft State Park is a pleasant little house that is available for visitors to rent. This is no ordinary house since it is a historic Sears mail-order kit house. Built by park rangers and the Civilian Conservation Corps in 1929, it was erected on the road the leads

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The Old Store in the Leelanau Peninsula

Posted on September 18, 2022 by Mike Sonnenberg Posted in General Store, Ghost towns .

This old building stands in the Leelanau Peninsula not far from M-22. It is located where the town of Good Harbor once stood once stood along the shores of Lake Michigan between Glen Arbor and Leland. I am not sure if this building that looks like an old general store was part of the town

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Michigan’s Deadly Knights Templar Locomotive

Posted on September 14, 2022 by Mike Sonnenberg Posted in Train Depots .

This steam locomotive sits in R.A. Greene Park in Jackson. The Grand Trunk Western 5030 was built in 1912 and proudly pulled train cars along Michigan’s railroad tracks for years.  On June 5th, 1923 A train was commissioned to take the Knights Templars of Michigan to a Masonic convention in Flint. The 5030 picked up

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Downtown Rockland

Posted on September 12, 2022 by Mike Sonnenberg Posted in small towns, upper peninsula .

The town of Rockland sits along US-45 near Ontonagon. It started in 1847 when the Rockland Mine opened.  It was a booming area at one time but after the mines closed the town dwindled in population. Today a few hearty Yoopers call it home. I went through town to get to the Old Victoria historic

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The Old Building in Leland

Posted on September 10, 2022 by Mike Sonnenberg Posted in Historic Places, Murders .

The town of Leland in the Leelanau Peninsula is known for historic Fishtown. It draws many tourists to the seaside village but few of them know about this old brick building that stands near the center of town. The bars on the windows gives a clue about what it was used for. In the early

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The Big House in Port Austin

Posted on September 8, 2022 by Mike Sonnenberg Posted in Houses, Thumb .

This big old red and green house stands near the tip of the Thumb in Port Austin. It is now known as the Garfield Inn but it was originally built by Charles G. Learned. A historical marker stands next to it and reads: A native of New York, contractor Charles G. Learned helped build New

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Michigan’s Other Grand Hotel

Posted on September 6, 2022 by Mike Sonnenberg Posted in Iconic Buildings .

I was traveling around Portage Lake near Onekama and I came across the Portage Point Resort. It is a historic complex of buildings and it reminded me of the Grand Hotel on Mackinac Island. It was constructed in 1902 by the same builder of the Grand Hotel. About ten years after it was constructed the

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Captain Taylor’s House

Posted on September 2, 2022 by Mike Sonnenberg Posted in Houses .

This beautiful old Queen Anne Victorian house stands in Marine City. It was built in 1882 by Captain James Taylor and designed by famed architect George F. Barber. I love the gray and pink paint scheme and the weathervane shaped like a schooner. Thank you for Subscribing to Lost In Michigan, If you have not

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