Historical Markers in
Tuscola County, Michigan

Blacksmith Shop Caro Masonic Temple Cider Mill Elkland Township Hall First Meeting of the Caro Rotary Club First Presbyterian Church First Presbyterian Church of Caro Frankenhilf Gagetown Garage Gilford United Methodist Church Grain Elevator House Indian Dave Juniata House Millington Bank Building Millington School District No. 2 Octagon Barn One Room Schoolhouse Peninsular Sugar Refining Company Powerhouse Sawmill State Reward Road No. 1 Sugar Shack The Bavarian Colony of Frankenhilf Trinity Episcopal Church Tuscola County Advertiser Tuscola County Courthouse Tuscola County Fair Vassar's Logging Era Watrous General Store Watrousville United Methodist Church West Forest United Methodist Church William H. Carson 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.
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