The Catherine G. Leete Fountain was donated to the village in June of 1919 by James Edgar Leete as a memorial to his wife. The...

For twenty years, the old “Memorial Park” remained empty.  In the winter of 1987-1988, discussions between the village and the Department of Transportation were held...

Settlers moving into Michigan had to construct their own roadways.  Initially they felled trees and removed the roots forming a crude path or roadway.  As...

123 West St. Clair – Dr. Burley’s Home – Built about 1900 Also on the property are two other structures; a cut-stone single story garage...

On April 16, 1883, the village and township residents approved a millage – by a vote of 62 for and seven against – to construct a building to be used by both the village and township. After voter approval, the first order of business was to purchase the land for the building.  Several sites within the village were considered, with purchase prices ranging from $600 to $1,000.