List of Michigan State Historic Sites in Isabella County

Location of Isabella County in Michigan

The following is a list of Michigan State Historic Sites in Isabella County, Michigan. Sites marked with a dagger (†) are also listed on the National Register of Historic Places in Isabella County, Michigan.[1]

Current listings

Name Image Location City Listing date
Central Michigan University Informational Designation Adjacent to Warriner Hall, on campus Mount Pleasant January 19, 1957
Central Michigan University's First Class Informational Site Central Michigan University 201 South Main Street Mount Pleasant March 1, 1968
Doughty House† Doughty House 301 Chippewa St Mount Pleasant May 17, 1973
Isaac A. Fancher Building Issac Fancher Building 101 E Broadway Mount Pleasant August 25, 1982
Founding of Mount Pleasant Commemorative Designation 200 Main Street, corner of Mosher Mount Pleasant August 26, 2000
Island Park Swimming Pool (demolished) Lincoln Street at Main Street Mount Pleasant November 21, 1991
Mission Creek Cemetery Mission Creek Cemetery 1475 South Bamber Road, N of Pickard Rd., S of River Rd., on S side of Mission Creek Mount Pleasant April 10, 1986
Peter Richmond House Peter Richmond House 109 West Locust Mount Pleasant 2016
Sacred Heart Academy 316 East Michigan Avenue Mount Pleasant May 18, 1989
Saint John's Episcopal Church† Saint John's Episcopal Church-Mt. Pleasant 206 West Maple Street Mount Pleasant February 11, 1972
Schoolhouse† United States Indian School South Crawford Road, between Pickard and River Roads Mount Pleasant January 17, 1986
Shepherd Village Power House Village Power House 314 West Maple Street Shepherd April 24, 1981
Sherman City Union Church Sherman City Union Church Southeast corner of West Vernon and Wyman roads Sherman City August 3, 1979
Frank S. Sweeney House Frank Sweeney House 304 South Washington Mount Pleasant June 10, 1987

See also

Sources

References

  1. ^ "National Register Information System". National Register of Historic Places. National Park Service. March 13, 2009.
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