michigan lost town

The shadow towns of Glendora and Hill's Corner sit side-by-side, so they make an easy roadtrip! CLICK IN for photos, info, and location!

Fabius coulda been fabulous, but when the railroad stopped, the community stopped. CLICK IN for location...

This little burg in Jackson County showed a little promise, then it just quietly faded away. CLICK IN to see the location of this former community!

Berryville looked like it did OK in its day, but it no longer exists, even on most - if any - maps. CLICK IN to see the location of this former village!

If you wanna drive down a pothole-filled dirt road to visit this old Michigan town, take a vehicle with strong shocks. CLICK IN to see where this old 1800's town exists!

A few old buildings mixed with a handful of current homes are all that's left of Garnet. Click the pic for info, photos, and location!

With only two houses left, Shaytown is more of a "no-town" than a ghost town. Click the pic for info and location of this late 1800's Eaton County 'town' that barely existed!

Brutus started out as a stagecoach stop. Then fires broke out, timber depleted, and the town's growth was hindered. Read the story, see the photos and location!

Munith showed promise of growth but then fires broke out and the railroad left. Read the article and see some old Munith memorabilia and atlases!

This little burg lies nestled in Livingston County, amazingly with plenty of old storefronts still in the downtown area. CLICK IN and see this cool little photo-op stop for yourself!