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Negaunee’s City Hall

Posted on December 8, 2021 by Mike Sonnenberg Posted in Iconic Buildings, upper peninsula .

The town of Negaunee is near Ishpeming on 28/41. I enjoy exploring downtown Negaunee and admiring the old architecture. I especially like the historic city hall building with the clock tower. Thank you for Subscribing to Lost In Michigan, If you have not subscribed yet, It would mean a lot to me if you did. 

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The U.S.S. Saginaw Bay and Pearl Harbor

Posted on December 7, 2021 by Mike Sonnenberg Posted in Ships and Boats .

As we remember the most infamous day in history, when the Japanese woke the sleeping giant, I think this is a good day to remember the U.S.S. Saginaw Bay CVE-82. Her first mission in 1944 was to transport pilots and planes to Pearl Harbor, and bring back damaged planes to the mainland. She provided support

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Lexington House

Posted on December 6, 2021 by Mike Sonnenberg Posted in Houses .

I saw this old house in the town of Lexington along Lake Huron. Unfortunately, I was unable to find any history or info about the home. It is a beautiful queen ann style house. Maybe it’s just me but I think the most underrated place in Michigan is the stretch along Lake Huron north of

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Center Eaton Church

Posted on December 5, 2021 by Mike Sonnenberg Posted in Churches .

The historic Eaton Center Church stands southeast of Charlotte. The historical marker next to it gives some fascinating history. It reads: On November 30, 1878, the local Methodist class purchased land for a church from Benjamin and Catherine Spotts for twenty-five dollars. Church men cut and hewed the logs for the building. The Reverend B.

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The Big Fish in Indian River

Posted on December 4, 2021 by Mike Sonnenberg Posted in small towns .

The town of Indian River sits at the southern end of Burt Lake. At the south end of town, it is hard to miss this giant metal sturgeon sculpture. The 32 foot long fish was sculpted by Tom Moran of Moran Iron Works, with help from the students of Onaway’s Industrial Arts Institute. Thank you

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The Christmas Tree Ship

Posted on December 3, 2021 by Mike Sonnenberg Posted in Ships and Boats, upper peninsula .

Along the Lake Michigan shoreline is a historical marker near the town of Thompson. It marks the spot where the “Christmas Tree Ship” sailed from with a load of pine trees for Chicago. One of the last shipping schooners to sail the Great Lakes was the Rouse Simmons. The three-masted schooner was built in 1868

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Parady Park

Posted on December 2, 2021 by Mike Sonnenberg Posted in Parks, people .

Parady Park sits in downtown Nashville Michigan located somewhat between Lansing and Kalamazoo. The park is named in honor of Emory Parady. He was born in New York in 1844 and was one of twenty-seven men from the 16th New York Cavalry Regiment who rode with the two detectives tracking John Wilkes Booth after the

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Covington

Posted on December 1, 2021 by Mike Sonnenberg Posted in General Store, upper peninsula .

There is not a whole lot in the small Upper Peninsula town of Covington. Some houses, a post office, a beautiful church, and an old general store can be found in the town located near the junction of M-28 and 141. John Lyons was the first postmaster in 1895 and he named the town for

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Going Old School in Copemish

Posted on November 30, 2021 by Mike Sonnenberg Posted in Schools .

This faded green two-story school sits empty in the town of Copemish. It was built in 1910 replacing a school that burned down in a fire on the same site. There were not enough elementary students to utilize the second floor. It was used as a high school and a gymnasium was built next to

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Comstock House

Posted on November 29, 2021 by Mike Sonnenberg Posted in autumn, Houses .

I was roaming around Marshall Michigan admiring all the old historic homes when I came across this pale yellow house blanketed in golden Autumn leaves. I figured it was an important house with the historical marker standing in the front yard. It reads: Oliver C. Comstock Jr. (1806-1895) built this Gothic Revival house between 1849

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