List of Michigan State Historic Sites in Van Buren County

Location of Van Buren County in Michigan

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

Current listings

Name Image Location City Listing date
Liberty Hyde Bailey Birthplace† 903 Bailey Avenue South Haven January 18, 1963
Barnum-Harrison House (Aaron Harrison House) Barnum-Harrison House (Aaron Harrison House) 38442 West Red Arrow Highway Paw Paw vicinity September 17, 1981
County Poor House County Poor House 58471 Red Arrow Highway, West of County Road 681 Hartford vicinity November 21, 1975
Covert Library (also called Packard Hall; now used as the Covert Historical Museum) Packard Hall 33805 M-140 Covert August 15, 1975
Decatur Township Hall Decator Town Hall 103 East Delaware, east of Main Street Decatur August 3, 1979
First Congregational Church First Congregational Church-Lawrence 119 Exchange Lawrence August 3, 1979
First Congregational Church First Congregational Church of Covert 73893 34th Avenue Covert August 3, 1979
Lyman A Fitch House 9997 Red Arrow Highway Mattawan vicinity May 13, 1981
Morgan L. Fitch Warehouse 265 Front Street Mattawan July 17, 1981
Hamilton Grange Hall Hamilton Grange Hall 84040 County Rd. 215 Decatur September 13, 2002
Hartman School Hartman School 355 Hubbard Street South Haven June 23, 1983
Haven Peaches Informational Designation 802 St Joseph Street South Haven May 4, 1966
Houppert Winery Complex† 646 Nursery Lawton April 17, 1997
Indiana School Indiana School 615 Indiana Avenue South Haven June 15, 1984
Kalamazoo and South Haven Railroad Bloomingdale Depot Kalamazoo & South Haven Depot 102 N. Van Buren St. Bloomingdale June 20, 1985
Lawrence and Arlington District No. 6 Schoolhouse 5400 48th Ave. Lawrence Township June 18, 1982
Lawrence Town Hall Lawrence Town Hall 126 St Joseph Street Lawrence November 14, 1974
Marshall's Store† 102 St Joseph Street Lawrence September 10, 1979
Marsland-Kenilworth Resort Marsland-Kenilworth Resort 56 North Shore Drive South Haven December 20, 1989
Olds House (burned and demolished in 2004)[2] 202 West Main Hartford August 3, 1979
Olds/Merriman House (now used as the Hartford Public Library) Olds-Merriman House 15 South Franklin Street Hartford July 29, 1980
Paw Paw City Hall† 111 East Michigan Avenue Paw Paw December 19, 1971
Paw Paw Public Library Paw Paw Public Library 129 Kalamazoo Street Paw Paw June 6, 2002
Paw Paw Water Works Pumping Station Paw Paw Water Works Pumping Station 706 South Kalamazoo Street Paw Paw July 17, 1981
Rush Lake Indian Cemetery Rush Lake Indian Cemetery-Burial Place of Simon Pokagon. Chief of the Potawatomi Indians 50033 Rush Lake Road Hartford vicinity April 20, 1989
St. Mark's Church / The Reverend Darius Barker 609 East Michigan Avenue Paw Paw January 22, 1987
Scott Club Scott Club 652 Phoenix Street South Haven April 21, 1980
Territorial Road Informational Designation Territorial Road Old US-12, west of the State Police post Paw Paw September 17, 1957
Van Buren County Courthouse Complex† 111 East Michigan Avenue Paw Paw November 7, 1977
Issac Watts Willard Informational Designation Issac Watts Willard 429 S. Kalamazoo St. Paw Paw August 18, 2014
West Michigan Summer Resorts / Jewish Resorts Informational Designation West Michigan Resorts 265 North Shore Drive South Haven April 19, 2009

See also

Sources

References

  1. ^ "National Register Information System". National Register of Historic Places. National Park Service. March 13, 2009.
  2. ^ "Olds Hotel - Hartford House". Hartford, Michigan. Retrieved December 3, 2015.
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