Location of Iron County in Michigan
The following is a list of Michigan State Historic Sites in Iron County, Michigan. Sites marked with a dagger (†) are also listed on the National Register of Historic Places in Iron County, Michigan.[1]
Current listings
| Name
|
Image
|
Location
|
City
|
Listing date
|
| Caspian City Hall
|
|
340 East Caspian Avenue
|
Caspian
|
February 23, 1978
|
| Caspian Community Center†
|
|
404 Brady Avenue
|
Caspian
|
July 26, 1974
|
| EJAY Theatre
|
|
304 Superior Avenue
|
Crystal Falls
|
December 5, 1986
|
| First Roadside Park
|
|
US 2
|
4 miles east of Iron River
|
March 19, 1958
|
| Gaastra City Hall
|
|
1 Main and Valley Street
|
Gaastra
|
February 23, 1978
|
| Nelson A. Holmes Farmstead†
|
|
2614 M-189
|
Iron River
|
July 17, 1997
|
| James Innes Building
|
|
414 West Genesee Street
|
Iron River
|
October 27, 1983
|
| Iron County Courthouse†
|
|
West end of Superior Avenue
|
Crystal Falls
|
September 17, 1974
|
| Iron County Informational Designation
|
|
Iron County Courthouse front lawn, west end of Superior Avenue
|
Crystal Falls
|
January 24, 1958
|
| Iron Inn
|
|
202 West Adams
|
Iron River
|
December 18, 1974
|
| Italian Society Duke of Abruzzi Hall†
|
|
East side of McGillis Avenue between Morgan and Sawyer streets
|
Caspian
|
July 26, 1974
|
| Donald C. MacKinnon House† (demolished)
|
|
411 North Ninth Street
|
Iron River
|
September 17, 1974
|
| Ojibwe Indian Village and Burial Ground
|
|
1630 Co. Rd. 424
|
Crystal Falls
|
September 17, 1974
|
| Wisconsin-Michigan Boundary Survey Informational Designation
|
|
T41N, R32W, Sec. 9, where US 2 crosses the Brule River
|
Alpha vicinity
|
August 23, 1956
|
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