My Town Monday: Cross Roads
Livingston County is along three major crossroads in Southeast Lower Michigan. (For those not acquainted with the Mitten-shaped state, we here do tend to use…
Livingston County is along three major crossroads in Southeast Lower Michigan. (For those not acquainted with the Mitten-shaped state, we here do tend to use…
My little part of Michigan, happens to be still mostly rural, with a swathe of so-called civilization (or at least population) running along the middle... Read more
There was the Computer Mama. Elizabeth is “too young” for bifocals, has racing stripes in her hair, and loves all things computers. If she’s not... Read more
Like much of Livingston County, it was once farm field. Then the buildings sprouted… add water and a mall appears. Originally dubbed the Kensington Valley... Read more
Ore Creek runs through downtown Brighton. It was on this little waterway that the first mill– the start of the town– was built. The mill... Read more
Brighton was a small town for a long time. Before there were suburbs, Brighton was just another town in the middle of nowhere. And like... Read more
Michigan State Sanitorium was a tuberculosis hospital built near Howell, Michigan. It was one of the first buildings constructed for the (ever hopeful) purpose of... Read more
We’re taking a field trip today, out of Livingston County. We’ll leave the county on US-23, heading south. Somewhere south of Ann Arbor, we’ll get... Read more
Yes, that really is what you think it is. An abandoned McDonald’s restaurant. The building has been empty for about six, seven years. It’s on... Read more
Not only does little Livingston County have an airport– we have TWO! Yep. The “big” one is the Livingston County Airport out in Howell. It’s... Read more