Historical Markers in South Lyon

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Historical Markers in South Lyon

1 ► Michigan, Oakland County, South Lyon — L1932 — First Presbyterian Church —

In 1831 fifteen people formed a Presbyterian society in South Lyon, then called "The Corners." These early settlers worshipped in homes and a schoolhouse. The society organized the First Presbyterian Church in 1858 and erected a frame structure the . . . — — Map (db m150822) HM

2 ► Michigan, Oakland County, South Lyon — Little Village Chapel —

This Sears Roebuck portable mail order chapel was built on East Liberty Street in 1930. It was moved to the village in 2000. — — Map (db m150890) HM

3 ► Michigan, Oakland County, South Lyon — Washburn School —

This one room school was built in 1907. It was moved to the village in 1984 from Ten Mile Road east of Rushton Road, Green Oak Township. — — Map (db m150889) HM

4 ► Michigan, Oakland County, South Lyon — L943 — "Witch's Hat" Depot —

In the late nineteenth century, the community of South Lyon was served by three rail lines operating from the 1871 Pere Marquette depot, which burned in 1908. By the time this one-story Queen Anne depot was erected by the Grand Trunk Western . . . — — Map (db m150858) HM

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