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]
Three Historic Phantom Bridges Discovered Along an Abandoned Ghost Road in Michigan
Three Historic Phantom Bridges Discovered Along an Abandoned Ghost Road in Michigan
I did some research and found out after talking to the county that the bridge was built around 1920. The main concrete arch bridge is around 82 feet long while the two smaller bridges are about 30 fee…[View More]
Rockwood, Michigan Railroad Bridge
Rockwood, Michigan Railroad Bridge
If you’re looking for exciting information and stories about a bridge, you probably want to keep on scrolling because there’s nothing interesting about this bridge. I have no idea when the bridge …[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…
First School Bus Safety Mirror, Lambertville, Michigan
First School Bus Safety Mirror, Lambertville, Michigan
The first school bus safety mirror was installed in the late 1940s near Lambertville, Michigan. The mirror was designed by a school bus driver after he nearly ran over one of his children he dropped …[View More]