Location of Monroe County in Michigan

The following is a list of Michigan State Historic Sites in Monroe County, Michigan. Sites marked with a dagger (†) are also listed on the National Register of Historic Places in Monroe County, Michigan.[1]

## Contents

* 1 Current listings
* 2 See also
* 3 Sources
* 4 References

## Current listings[edit]

Name  | Image  | Location  | Municipality  | Listing date

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Bedford District No. 6 School (Banner Oak School) |  | 25 East Stearns Road  | Bedford Township | August 12, 1983
Bridge School |  | 96 Ida-Maybee Road  | Monroe vicinity  | December 17, 1987
George Armstrong Custer Equestrian Monument†  |  | SW corner of the intersection of Elm and North Monroe (M-125) streets  | Monroe | June 15, 1992
Exeter Township Hall |  | Southwest corner of Sumpter Road and Grant Street  | Exeter Township | September 3, 1998
First Organized Public School District |  | T7S, R8 & 9E  | Monroe vicinity  | September 17, 1957
Fix House (Demolished, NR delisted 1981)  |  | Sterling State Park | Monroe | October 29, 1971
Johnson-Phinney House |  | 22 West Second  | Monroe | February 23, 1978
Lake Erie Informational Designation  |  | Dixie Highway at Sterling State Park, east of Monroe city limits  | Monroe vicinity  | January 19, 1957
Edward Loranger House†  |  | 7211 South Stony Creek Road  | Monroe vicinity  | October 2, 1980
Maybee Village Hall |  | 9051 Raisin Street  | Maybee | March 15, 1988
Governor Robert McClelland House†  |  | 47 East Elm Street  | Monroe | March 3, 1971
Michigan Historic Crossroads Informational Site  |  | Information Center on I-75 near Monroe  | Monroe | September 17, 1957
Michigan Southern Railroad |  | Flat Iron City Park at intersection of First and Front  | Monroe | September 25, 1956
Monroe County Informational Designation  |  | Inside of the Monroe County Historical Museum, 126 S Monroe, NW corner of Second  | Monroe | July 19, 1956
Monroe Paper Industry |  | Near junction of East Elm and Old Dixie North  | Monroe | September 25, 1956
Navarre-Anderson Trading Post†  |  | West of Monroe at North Custer (M-130) and Raisinville roads  | Monroe vicinity  | June 16, 1972
Potter Cemetery / Public Act 525 of 2012  |  | Sigler Road, just east of Swan Creek Road  | Ash Township | 2017
Rudolph Nims House†  |  | 206 West Noble Avenue  | Monroe | October 29, 1971
River Raisin Battlefield Site† (20MR227)  |  | Bounded by the River Raisin, Detroit Avenue, Mason Run, and south at Noble Avenue  | Monroe | February 18, 1956
St. John the Baptist Catholic Church |  | 511 Monroe Street  | Monroe | April 15, 1999
Saint John's Evangelical Lutheran Church and Parsonage |  | 460 Riley Street, between Plank and Maple streets  | Dundee | September 19, 1991
Saint Patrick's Catholic Church |  | 2996 West Labo Road, east of Exeter Road  | Carleton vicinity  | October 10, 1989
Sawyer House†  |  | 320 East Front Street  | Monroe | June 19, 1975
Seitz Inn |  | 8941 North Custer Road, just west of Ida-Maybee Road  | Grape vicinity  | October 23, 1979
Toledo War Informational Designation  |  | Rest Area and Welcome Center, northbound I-75  | Monroe vicinity  | November 27, 1956
Alfred Wilkerson Grist Mill |  | 242 Toledo Street  | Dundee | August 3, 1979
Woodland Cemetery |  | Jerome Street near Fourth Street  | Monroe | July 21, 1988

## See also[edit]

* National Register of Historic Places listings in Monroe County, Michigan

## Sources[edit]

* Historic Sites Online – Monroe County. Michigan State Housing Developmental Authority. Accessed May 18, 2011.

## References[edit]

1. ^ "National Register Information System". National Register of Historic Places. National Park Service. March 13, 2009.

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