Historical Markers in Lapeer County, Michigan
101 South Main Street—Almont Fountain Park
102 South Main Street
121 South Main Street
129 South Main Street
138 South Main Street
Almont's Liberty Pole Dedicated
Columbiaville Depot
Columbiaville Veterans Memorial
Currier House
Dryden Depot
Dryden Township Flouring Mill Dam
Dryden Veterans Memorial
Dryden Veterans Memorial
General Squier Park
Grand Trunk Depot - 1927
Grand Trunk Railroad Depot / Imlay City
Grettenberger Field
Henry Stephens Memorial Library
Imlay City Mural — Charles Palmer
Imlay Township Hall Library - 1951
James Richardson, D.O. a generous gentleman.
Ladies Library Hall
Lapeer County
Lapeer Public Library
Marguerite deAngeli Branch Library
Niver Bros. Sawmill / Gristmill
North Branch Veterans Memorial
Ornamental Iron Gate
Pioneer Bank
Protecting the Impaired
St. Patrick's Church
The Tuttle House
The William Peter Mansion
United Methodist Church
Yerex Building - 1882
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.