National Register Listings in Midland County, Michigan
Ball Road-Little Salt Creek Bridge
Ball, Howard, House
Boonstra, Mr. and Mrs Frank, House
Bradley House
Butenschoen, Mr. and Mrs. Louis P., House
Campbell, Calvin A. and Alta Koch, House
Cavanagh, Joseph A., House
Conner, Donald L., House
Diehl, Oscar C., House
Dow, Alden B., House and Studio
Dow, Herbert H., House
Greene, George, House
Hanson, Alden, House
Heath, Sheldon, House
Irish, Donald and Louise Clark, House
Lewis, F. W., House
MacCallum, Charles, House
Midland County Courthouse
North Saginaw Road-Salt River Bridge
Pardee, James T., House
Parents' and Children's Schoolhouse
Penhaligen, Charles and Mary Kempf, House
Reinke, Mr. and Mrs. Robert C., House
Schwartz, Robert E. and Barbara, House
Stein, Earl, House
Whitman, John S., House
The Kellogg brothers, John Harvey and Will Keith Kellogg, who invented corn flakes, were born in Michigan. They began their cereal company in Battle Creek, Michigan, and the city became known as the "Cereal Capital of the World" due to the many cereal companies that were based there.