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Historical Markers in Christmas, Michigan

 
Clickable Map of Alger County, Michigan and Immediately Adjacent Jurisdictions image/svg+xml 2019-10-06 U.S. Census Bureau, Abe.suleiman; Lokal_Profil; HMdb.org; J.J.Prats/dc:title> https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Usa_counties_large.svg Alger County, MI (18) Delta County, MI (35) Keweenaw County, MI (38) Luce County, MI (3) Marquette County, MI (33) Schoolcraft County, MI (9)  AlgerCounty(18) Alger County (18)  DeltaCounty(35) Delta County (35)  KeweenawCounty(38) Keweenaw County (38)  LuceCounty(3) Luce County (3)  MarquetteCounty(33) Marquette County (33)  SchoolcraftCounty(9) Schoolcraft County (9)
Munising is the county seat for Alger County
Christmas is in Alger County
      Alger County (18)  
ADJACENT TO ALGER COUNTY
      Delta County (35)  
      Keweenaw County (38)  
      Luce County (3)  
      Marquette County (33)  
      Schoolcraft County (9)  
 
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1 Michigan, Alger County, Christmas — Bay Furnace RuinsPlace of Fire and Iron
Bay Furnace is all that remains of Onota, an iron-making settlement destroyed by fire in 1877. Signs along the trail tell the story of this historic blast furnace. length: 1/8 Mile loopMap (db m226620) HM
2 Michigan, Alger County, Christmas — Location is Everything!A Wide Blue Highway for Shipping - A Vast Green Forest to Provide Fuel
Pioneer iron-makers built here because the curving shoreline and offshore islands create a protected harbor for ships. The logs you see along the beach remain from a dock that was once 1,200 feet long. The surrounding maple and beech trees . . . Map (db m226623) HM
3 Michigan, Alger County, Christmas — What’s Old? What’s New?A Short Hot Life (1870-1877) A Long Cold Death (1877-1992) A Partial Restoration (1992-1993)
Bay Furnace was abandoned in 1877. Over the next century the upper portion crumbled and the unique arches were in danger of collapse. The USDA Forest Service stabilized the remaining ruins in 1992 to prevent additional damage. "Time takes a . . . Map (db m226635) HM
 
 
  
  
 
 
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May. 20, 2024