Historical Markers and War Memorials in Bay County (2024)

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Bay City is the county seat for Bay County

Adjacent to Bay County, Michigan

Arenac County(5)

Gladwin County(4)

Huron County(82)

Midland County(17)

Saginaw County(62)

Tuscola County(44)


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101Michigan, Bay County, Bay City — L2122 — Center AvenueHistorical Markers and WarMemorials in BayCounty (1)
Center Avenue presents one of the most spectacular displays of late nineteenth and early twentieth century residential architecture in Michigan. Between 1870 and 1940 Bay City's prominent citizens favored Center Avenue as "the" place to live. Early . . . — Map (dbm33961) HM
102Michigan, Bay County, Bay City — L2122 — Center AvenueHistorical Markers and WarMemorials in BayCounty (2)
Center Avenue presents one of the most spectacular displays of late nineteenth and early twentieth century residential architecture in Michigan. Between 1870 and 1940 Bay City´s prominent citizens favored Center Avenue as "the" place to live. Early . . . — Map (dbm161001) HM
103Michigan, Bay County, Bay City — c. 1892Historical Markers and WarMemorials in BayCounty (3)
Charles came to Bay City in 1864 from Ithaca, NY, to work for sawmill owners Henry Sage and John McGraw, eventually buying the Bay City Dredging Co. His home's architecture is Shavian Manorial, a Queen Anne/Tudor Revival style named after the . . . — Map (dbm33909) HM
104Michigan, Bay County, Bay City — Cross Country ConnectionsHistorical Markers and WarMemorials in BayCounty (4)
Before the advent of the World Wide Web, indeed even before the advent of telephones and automobiles, it was the railroad that kept us connected. Communities to communities. Businesses to customers. People to one another. Americans to their . . . — Map (dbm131789) HM
105Michigan, Bay County, Bay City — L2084 — First Presbyterian ChurchHistorical Markers and WarMemorials in BayCounty (5)
Side 1 In 1848, James G. Birney and his wife led Bay City's earliest Presbyterian services in a schoolhouse. Birney, an elder in the church, twice ran unsuccessfully for president on the antislavery ticket. The Reverend Lucius Root organized . . . — Map (dbm33696) HM
106Michigan, Bay County, Bay City — Franck Chicory CompanyFounded 1898Historical Markers and WarMemorials in BayCounty (6)
The introduction of chicory into Bay County, at the beginning of the twentieth century brought a ___ industry into the area and provided the farmers with a profitable cash crop. Chicory was a popular beverage in Europe at the time. The chicory root, . . . — Map (dbm180656) HM
107Michigan, Bay County, Bay City — L2018 — Frankenlust / St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran ChurchHistorical Markers and WarMemorials in BayCounty (7)
Frankenlust One of four colonies in Michigan settled by people from Franconia, Germany, Frankenlust was founded by Pastor Ferdinand Sievers and fourteen immigrants who established Saint Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church in June 1848. On July . . . — Map (dbm138097) HM
108Michigan, Bay County, Bay City — c. 1876Historical Markers and WarMemorials in BayCounty (8)
George began as a laborer in his father James' lumber business, eventually managing what became Shearer Brothers when his brother James B. joined the firm. The lumber, real estate and insurance company operated out of the Shearer Brothers Block at . . . — Map (dbm131779) HM
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109Michigan, Bay County, Bay City — Gold Star Families Memorial MonumentHistorical Markers and WarMemorials in BayCounty (9)
A tribute to Gold Star Families and Relatives who sacrificed a Loved One for our Freedom. Family - Patriot - Homeland - Sacrifice Michigan Gold Star Families Memorial Monument The monument is in tribute to and honors Michigan families . . . — Map (dbm255470) WM
110Michigan, Bay County, Bay City — IX-inch Dahlgren SB Iron Shell GunHistorical Markers and WarMemorials in BayCounty (10)
This 9-inch Dahlgren Cannon is a true replica of those in place at Battery Park from the early 1900s to 1942. The originals were part of the arsenal aboard the USS Hartford, the flagship of Rear Admiral David G. Farragut. During the Civil . . . — Map (dbm182351) HM
111Michigan, Bay County, Bay City — L802 — James Clements Memorial AirportHistorical Markers and WarMemorials in BayCounty (11)
(Side 1) In 1926 the Bay City Chamber of Commerce recognized the economic benefits that could be derived from a local airport. That year the chamber decided to build one and dedicate it to Bay City men killed during World War I. The . . . — Map (dbm180636) HM
112Michigan, Bay County, Bay City — Keit's FloristMichigan Centennial BusinessHistorical Markers and WarMemorials in BayCounty (12)
This plaque is issued by the Historical Society of Michigan in recognition of Keit’s Florist founded in 1856 for more than 100 years of continuous operation in service to the people of Michigan and for contributing to the economic growth and . . . — Map (dbm131787) HM
113Michigan, Bay County, Bay City — MadonnaBirthplace: Bay City, MIHistorical Markers and WarMemorials in BayCounty (13)
Madonna became known as the 'Queen of Pop' after moving to New York, signing with Sire Records, and releasing a string of hit singles, albums, and music videos. Her works, which incorporate social, political, sexual, and religious themes, have . . . — Map (dbm255457) HM
114Michigan, Bay County, Bay City — Medicine Wheel GardenHistorical Markers and WarMemorials in BayCounty (14)
A medicine wheel is an ancient symbol respected by Native American people of North and South America to teach the interconnectedness of life. In the Native American tradition, a medicine wheel is a circle divided into four sections each . . . — Map (dbm255452) HM
115Michigan, Bay County, Bay City — L1927C — Midland Street Commercial DistrictHistorical Markers and WarMemorials in BayCounty (15)
The Midland Street Commercial District comprises fifty buildings in a four-block area that was the business hub of West Bay City. Prior to 1830 the area was occupied by Sauk and Chippewa Indians. In response to depleted eastern timberlands resulting . . . — Map (dbm163221) HM
116Michigan, Bay County, Bay City — Of Legend And LegacyHistorical Markers and WarMemorials in BayCounty (16)
Spend some time wandering around Bay City and you'll notice a few names appearing time and time again...on buildings, streets and parks. Some identify the person responsible without a hint of their accomplishments. Others reflect the early . . . — Map (dbm182354) HM
117Michigan, Bay County, Bay City — L1526 — Ogaukawning ChurchHistorical Markers and WarMemorials in BayCounty (17)
Established in 1847, the Ogaukawning Indian Mission, the first church in present-day Bay County, served Chippewa Indians at the nearby ka*wkawlin settlement. First ministered by Methodist missionaries, it soon came under Indian trusteeship and still . . . — Map (dbm182297) HM
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118Michigan, Bay County, Bay City — O-Ge-Ma Ke-Ga-ToHistorical Markers and WarMemorials in BayCounty (18)
This boulder is erected to the memory of O-Ge-Ma Ke-Ga-To Chief Speaker of the Chippewas Born about 1794,; elected chief, 1815; spoke at treaty, 1819; spoke before Congress, 1837; died, 1840 First buried on property now known . . . — Map (dbm180642) HM
119Michigan, Bay County, Bay City — Paul P. HarrisHistorical Markers and WarMemorials in BayCounty (19)
Rotary International is a worldwide association of business professionals and community leaders dedicated to service above self and guided by the principles of truth, fairness, charity, and compassion. Paul Percy Harris (1868-1947) founded the . . . — Map (dbm255480) HM
120Michigan, Bay County, Bay City — Roll of HonorWorld War 1914 - 1918 — North American Chemical Co. — Historical Markers and WarMemorials in BayCounty (20)
In service of our country Army Bernard Frasik Dec 17 -1915 • Angus White Dec 20 • Carl Alman Jun 17-1916 • Edward Deska Jun 17 • David Lonie Sep 16 • Ray Meeks Jun 4-1917 • Edward Secor Jun 26 • Otto Wuerthner Dec 12 • Stanley Powlak . . . — Map (dbm255460) WM
121Michigan, Bay County, Bay City — L0639A — Sage Public LibraryHistorical Markers and WarMemorials in BayCounty (21)
Henry W. Sage (1814-1897) founded the village of Wenona (later West Bay City) in 1863. A merchant and philanthropist, he was also a founder of the Sage, McGraw and Company sawmill. In 1881 he donated property, building funds and $10,000 for books to . . . — Map (dbm163167) HM
122Michigan, Bay County, Bay City — S14 — Saginaw BayHistorical Markers and WarMemorials in BayCounty (22)
This bay derives its name from the Sauk Indians who once dwelt by its shores. Adrien Jolliet, on his voyage down Lake Huron’s western shore in 1669, first made it known to the white man. In the late 1800's an immense lumber industry flourished in . . . — Map (dbm182360) HM
123Michigan, Bay County, Bay City — Sara Brooks ClarkSaginaw, Michigan Dichotomy, stoneware and mixed media — Art around the City — Historical Markers and WarMemorials in BayCounty (23)
Sara Brooks Clark received her B.F.A. from Illinois Wesleyan University in Bloomington, Illinois in the Spring of 1989. In 1991, she earned an M.F.A. in ceramics from Ohio University. Clark has been working as the studio art technician and as an . . . — Map (dbm255462) HM
124Michigan, Bay County, Bay City — L2109 — St. Joseph Catholic ChurchHistorical Markers and WarMemorials in BayCounty (24)
St. Joseph was the first Catholic parish in the Saginaw Valley when it was founded in 1850-51 by missionary Joseph Kindekens. Dedicated on March 19, 1911, this building is the third to serve St. Joseph. During the late nineteenth century St. Joseph . . . — Map (dbm162342) HM
125Michigan, Bay County, Bay City — S623 — St. Stanislaus Kostka Roman Catholic ChurchHistorical Markers and WarMemorials in BayCounty (25)
St. Stanislaus Kostka Roman Catholic Church In the second half of the nineteenth century, Polish refugees who escaped Prussian domination settled in Bay City. In 1874 they formed a society under the patronage of Saint Stanislaus Kostka of . . . — Map (dbm161004) HM
126Michigan, Bay County, Bay City — Stevie WonderBirthplace: Saginaw, MIHistorical Markers and WarMemorials in BayCounty (26)
Fascinated by music, his vocal and instrumental talents were brought to the attention of Berry Gordy Jr. who signed him to Motown in 1962 and renamed him Little Stevie Wonder. His first #1 single, "Fingertips Pt. 2," was released in 1963, and he . . . — Map (dbm255477) HM
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127Michigan, Bay County, Bay City — L1779C — Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Sion ChurchHistorical Markers and WarMemorials in BayCounty (27)
During the 1870s, Swedish immigrants arrived in Bay County. By 1880 many Swedes had settled in West Bay City. In October of that year, fifty people organized the Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Sion Church, affiliated with the Augustana Synod. A year . . . — Map (dbm163096) HM
128Michigan, Bay County, Bay City — Train Traffic Control Shack Informational KioskHistorical Markers and WarMemorials in BayCounty (28)
Historic photographs show two traffic control shacks located on Center Avenue east and west of the railroad tracks that ran down what is now Jefferson Avenue. These hexagon-shaped buildings housed guardsmen when trains left or arrived at the F & PM . . . — Map (dbm182352) HM
129Michigan, Bay County, Bay City — L858 — Trinity Church/Trinity Episcopal ChurchHistorical Markers and WarMemorials in BayCounty (29)
Trinity ChurchTrinity Church grew from a small group of settlers served by Episcopal missionaries beginning around 1842. Church records credit William and Ann Fitzhugh with founding the church. On March 4, 1854, fourteen people, led by the . . . — Map (dbm33912) HM
130Michigan, Bay County, Bay City — US 13-inch Sea-Coast MortarModel 1861 - Dictator TypeHistorical Markers and WarMemorials in BayCounty (30)
This 13-inch mortar cannon is a true replica of those in place at Battery Park from the early 1900s to 1942. The originals were thought to be part of the Confederate arsenal at Fort Sumter, which is recognized as the official beginning of the . . . — Map (dbm182353) HM
131Michigan, Bay County, Bay City, Frankenlust Township — Barbara WalworthSaginaw, Michigan XYZ, watercolor — Art around the City — Historical Markers and WarMemorials in BayCounty (31)
Barbara Walworth is a lifelong resident of Michigan, currently living in Saginaw. She has enjoyed her roles as wife, mother, nurse, horsewoman, animal lover, and traveler. She had never painted until a friend asked her to attend a watercolor . . . — Map (dbm255456) HM
132Michigan, Bay County, Bay City, Frankenlust Township — L2245 — St. John Evangelical Lutheran Church / AmelithHistorical Markers and WarMemorials in BayCounty (32)
St. John Evangelical Lutheran German missionary Pastor Ferdinand Sievers organized St. John Church in June 1852 to serve a colony of German migrants, some fleeing the turmoil that followed the European revolutions of 1848. Initially, the church . . . — Map (dbm180379) HM
133Michigan, Bay County, Bay City, Frankenlust Township — Steven ParkhurstMidland, Michigan M46-11, digital photography — Art Around the city — Historical Markers and WarMemorials in BayCounty (33)
Steven Parkhurst is an artist working out of his Flat Frog Studio in Midland, Michigan. He works in oil painting and digital manipulation of iPhone photography. He has taught ceramics, beginning drawing, and advanced critique at the Midland . . . — Map (dbm255461) HM
134Michigan, Bay County, Essexville — L1916C — Bay City Boating and Fishing ClubHistorical Markers and WarMemorials in BayCounty (34)
In 1894 William Jennison, a yachtsman for fifty years, founded the Bay City Boating and Fishing Club. The first clubhouse, located on the Saginaw River, was moved across the ice to this site around 1902. A larger, stylish building was soon erected. . . . — Map (dbm163334) HM
135Michigan, Bay County, Essexville — S356 — Beet Sugar IndustryHistorical Markers and WarMemorials in BayCounty (35)
The first successful beet sugar factory in Michigan was built in 1898 by the Michigan Sugar Company on Woodside Avenue in Essexville. A year later the Bay City Sugar Company built a competing factory across the street. The two plants merged in 1903 . . . — Map (dbm163255) HM
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