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Posted on November 8, 2020 by Mike Sonnenberg Posted in Uncategorized .

Lost In Michigan wall calendars and T-Shirts are ON SALE  at Zazzle.com HERE Calendars are 50% OFF and T-shirts are 40% OFF with code HOLIDAYGIFTZ at checkout. Thank you so much to all of my friends and fans who have purchases books, calendars, and shirts over the years. They help me with expenses to do

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Almont Society of the New Church

Posted on November 8, 2020 by Mike Sonnenberg Posted in autumn, Churches .

This beautiful white chapel stands in a quiet part of the state east of Almont. A historical marker stands in front of it giving some history to this historic little church. Scottish immigrants from Glascow settled in Berlin Township in 1841. Ten years later, twenty-four of them founded the Almont Society of the New Church.

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Ransom B. Moore House

Posted on November 7, 2020 by Mike Sonnenberg Posted in autumn, Houses .

This beautiful victorian era “painted lady” stands on a hill in Romeo. It was built by Ransom B. Moore in 1871. At the time it was constructed, it was the most expensive house in Romeo. Thank you for Subscribing to Lost In Michigan, If you have not subscribed yet, It would mean a lot to

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Morley’s Dam

Posted on November 6, 2020 by Mike Sonnenberg Posted in Dam .

The small town of Morley is just east of US-131 and north of Howard City. South of the town is a dam on the Littel Muskegon River creating Morley Pond. As far as dams go, it is a pretty looking little dam. The signs on the road next to it tells that it is the

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Forgotten Truck

Posted on November 5, 2020 by Mike Sonnenberg Posted in autumn, Forgotten Places .

This old truck sits along antique alley in the Groen Nature Preserve. It is one of the pieces of equipment left over from the old sawmill town that once stood in the preserve. It looks like it has been a long time since this old truck has hauled anything. I am sure when it was

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Pioneer House

Posted on November 4, 2020 by Mike Sonnenberg Posted in Historic Places, Houses .

I came across the little town of Marilla about 10 miles south of Copemesh. The old school now serves as a township office and museum. Behind it are a couple of historic homes including the Pioneer House. The house was built by Aaron Pepple in the 1870s. It kept his family safe and warm from

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Goodbye Alabaster

Posted on November 3, 2020 by Mike Sonnenberg Posted in Forgotten Places .
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I was traveling down US-23 south of Tawas recently. I got near the area of Alabaster and I looked east toward Lake Huron expecting to see the old loading dock sitting out offshore. I did not see it, but the trees have grown up along the road so I figured maybe I just missed it.

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A Michigan Mail Pouch Barn

Posted on November 2, 2020 by Mike Sonnenberg Posted in autumn, Barns and Farms .

This old barn with Mail Pouch Tabacco advertising painted on the side is somewhere near Otter Lake. West Virginia Mail Pouch chewing tobacco company started barn advertising in 1891.  Barn owners were paid between $1 and $2 a year for the advertisement or about $20–40 today. Besides money, they received a new coat of paint

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A Michigan Ghost Town Church

Posted on November 1, 2020 by Mike Sonnenberg Posted in autumn, Churches, Ghost towns .

This old church stands quietly in the town of Harlan located in northern Michigan east of Copemish. In the 1880s the railroad was originally going to go through the nearby town of Cleon. Because of the steep grades and sharp curves they decided to run through the town of Harlan instead. It gave the town

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Autumn Cemetery

Posted on October 31, 2020 by Mike Sonnenberg Posted in autumn, Cemetery .

I was out roaming the backroads around Lakeview and I came across the old Dickerson Whitsell Cemetery. Maybe I am a little strange, but I think these old cemeteries with their ancient headstones are beautiful. It is especially nice with a blanket of freshly fallen leaves.  I was not able to find out any history

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