National Register Listings in Jackson County, Michigan
Collins Manufacturing-Jackson Automobile Company Complex
Concord Village Historic District
Denton Road-Sparks Foundation Park Pond Bridge
First Congregational Church
Ford Motor Company Brooklyn Plant
Grass Lake Public School
Hanover High School Complex
Hebrew Cemetery
Hitt, Gordon, Farmstead
Jackson District Library
Jameson, James M., Farm
Kennedy, Frederick A., Jr., and Caroline Hewett, Farm
Kentucky Homestead
M-50-Sandstone Creek Bridge
Mann House
Michigan Central Railroad Jackson Depot
Michigan State Prison
Michigan Theater
Mill Street-South Branch Raisin River Bridge
Otsego Hotel
Paddock-Hubbard House
Peoples National Bank Building
Richard, Hugh H., House
Sharp, Ella, House
Siebold Farm/Ruehle (Realy) Farm
Stone Post Office
Vinkle, Henry and Aurora (Walker), House
Wilcox, Andrew, House
Michigan was the birthplace of the American automobile industry. In the early 20th century, automakers such as Ford, General Motors, and Chrysler established headquarters and factories in Michigan, leading to a boom in the state's economy and population. Detroit became known as the "Motor City" and a symbol of American industrial power.