National Register Listings in Oakland County, Michigan
Affleck, Gregor S. and Elizabeth B., House
Albertson, Eli and Sidney Teeter, House
Aldrich, Royal, House
Andrews-Leggett House
Apple Island Historic Archaeological Site
Axford-Coffin Farm
B and C Grocery Building
Botsford Inn
Botsford-Graser House
Brooks Farm
Casa del Rey Apartments
Caswell House
Central School
Clarkston Village Historic District
Cranbrook
Derby Street-Grand Trunk Western Railroad Bridge
Detroit Finnish Co-operative Summer Camp
Detroit Zoological Park
Downtown Holly Commercial District
Eagle Theater
Eastern Michigan Asylum Historic District
Eastern Michigan Asylum Historic District (Boundary Decrease)
Endicott, John & Mary Elizabeth Booth, House
Everts, Caleb, House
Fairgrove Avenue Historic District
Farmington Historic District
First Methodist Episcopal Church of Farmington
Foote, Dr. Henry K., House
Franklin Boulevard Historic District
Franklin Historic District
Franklin Historic District (Boundary Increase)
Fuerst, Jacob and Rebecca, Farmstead
Gillespie Street-Clinton River Bridge
Grand Trunk Western Railroad Birmingham Depot
Griggs Brothers-Rochester Elevator Company Grain Elevator
Grinnell Brothers Music House
Highland United Methodist Church
Hilzinger Block
Hirst Hotel
Holly Union Depot
Howard, Horatio N., House
Hubbard-Kesby House
Hunter, John W., House
Indian Lake Road Stone Arch Bridge
Lake Orion Historic District
Lathrup Village Historic District
Lower Trout Lake Bathhouse Complex and Contact Station
McCoy, Kittie C., House
Meadow Brook Farms
Milford Rural Agricultural School
Modern Housing Corporation Addition Historic District
Myrick-Palmer House
Newberry, Milo Prentice, House
North Milford Village Historic District
Northland Gardens
O'Dell, H. Augustus and Agnes Cleveland, House-Inch House
Oak Hill Cemetery
Orchard Lake Schools Historic District
Ortonville Mill
Oxford Downtown Historic District
Pleasant Ridge East Historic District
Pleasant Ridge Historic District
Pleasant Ridge Historic District (Boundary Increase)
Plumbrooke Estates
Pontiac Commercial Historic District
Pontiac Commercial Historic District (Boundary Increase)
Reuther, Walter P. and May Wolf, House
Rowe House
Sashabaw Presbyterian Church
Scripps, William Edmund and Nina A. Downey, Estate
Smith, Melvyn Maxwell and Sara Stein, House
Sprague, Rollin, Building-Old Stone Store
St. Vincent DePaul Catholic Church, Convent, and School
Stony Creek Village Historic District
Taliaferro, Thomas W. and Margaret, House
Torrey, Charles, House
Trowbridge Road-Grand Trunk Western Railroad Bridge
Waterford Village Historic District
Western Knitting Mills
Wisner House
Yamasaki, Minoru & Teruko, House
Yerkes, Joseph D., House
Yerkes, Robert, House
Michigan is the only state to have two designated "state stones": the Petoskey Stone, which is the state stone of Michigan, and the Isle Royale Greenstone, which is the state gemstone of Michigan. The Petoskey Stone is a fossilized coral that is found primarily in the northern Lower Peninsula, while the Isle Royale Greenstone is a rare mineral found only on Isle Royale in Lake Superior.~ Michigan random facts