ZachariahDaMan

Morenci is located in Lenawee County, just north of the Michigan-Ohio border. Downtown is on 120, the same road as Lyons and Metamora.

This was taken about a year and a half ago but first person to guess my age gets a quarter

Pioneer is located in Ohio's most northwest county, Williams. This village is barely south of the Michigan-Ohio border.

Interesting town, taller buildings then I expected

I've been wondering what Lorain looked like, I have a bunch of relatives that live there.

Jackson, MI is better

Beautiful

Some grand houses, the middle school is huge!

Nice pics, the building in the 3rd pic is rather sexy

Some great taller buildings!

Thompson Block

I would like to, only because my family is here but I'll probably have to go somewhere else. No big deal though, gives me more towns to explore. I've been everywhere around here.

Interesting little town that I've never heard of. I like the courthouse.

No damn clue lol Eastern sent me a packet with info about historic preservation and had a list of jobs people typically get with the degree and a lot of them looked interesting. Someday I'd love to buy old or abandoned houses and fix them up but that's not for a looong time.

That's what I'm going for, Historic Preservation.

St. John's is located about 20 miles north of Lansing and is the seat of Clinton County. The courthouse can be seen in this photo. I talked to a lady at an antique store and she said people were sad about the old courthouse being demolished.

I attend Eastern Michigan now. I will take a photo of the new student center sometime. The Pease Auditorium is currently under rennovation.

yay for Detroit

ew

I <3 grit

Wow, I can't believe an entire downtown is gone. Would you guys happen to know of any other towns that has happened to?

Sad, it doesn't have a downtown?

Taller buildings then expected, I want to see old photos of East Liverpool.

I would be interested to see photos of what was torn down for those megablocks.