Historic Monroe County, Michigan
Historic Monroe County, Michigan
Step back in time and explore Monroe County, Michigan’s rich history! From pivotal Civil War sites to charming local museums, Monroe County offers a unique glimpse into the past. Learn about Mon…[View More]
Stony Creek Ghost Road, Maybee, Michigan
Stony Creek Ghost Road, Maybee, Michigan
Located 3 miles due north of Maybee, Michigan are the remains of the original South Stony Creek Ghost Road.
A 200 yard section of the former roadway contains this historic culvert built in 1908 which…[View More]
Warning! CSX Railroad Bridge, Monroe, Michigan
Warning! CSX Railroad Bridge, Monroe, Michigan
Built in 1911, this is the 2nd railroad bridge to grace this location on the River Rasin in Monroe, Michign. The original bridge is thought to have been constructed in 1896 with the substructure still…[View More]
St Michael the Archangel Catholic Church, Monroe, Michigan
St Michael the Archangel Catholic Church, Monroe, Michigan
Saint Michael the Archangel, located at 502 West Front Street in Monroe, is the second oldest Catholic Church in Monroe County, Michigan. The movement to establish the parish began in 1845 when 14 Ger…[View More]
Old Telegraph Road Phantom Bridge, Monroe, Michigan
Old Telegraph Road Phantom Bridge, Monroe, Michigan
Just north of Monroe, Michigan sits a rare Phantom Bridge along a deserted portion of Old Telegraph Road. Here’s the story…
Mansion of Monroe
Mansion of Monroe
The “Mansion of Monroe” was owned by the Bernie family who owned LeSourdsville Lake. Famous movie stars would visit the home while performing at LeSourdsville. The…[View More]
Monroe Historical Society Museum
Monroe Historical Society Museum
The Monroe Historical Society Museum was originally the Monroe General Store. It was built 1910.
Monroe Presbyterian Academy
Monroe Presbyterian Academy
The Monroe Presbyterian Academy opened in 1851 as a private school for boys. In 1876 the school was remodeled into a church.
Brock House
Brock House
The Brock House was built in 1837 and is a sister house of the Hammond House just 1/2 mile up the road.
Brandywine Inn Restaurant
Brandywine Inn Restaurant
The Brandywine Inn/Restaurant was built in the 1850s and was the first 4 story brick building in the area. It was a stagecoach stop between Cincinnati & Dayton.