Detroitdvotion Takes a Fall Road Trip
Detroitdvotion is a personal blog covering Metro Detroit. Its 2015 article highlighted a fall road trip through areas north of Detroit, including Oakland Township.
It's Your Memory, It's Our History, It's Worth Saving!
Founded in 1974
We are proud to announce another State of Michigan Historical Marker in Oakland Township. The Green Hill Farm / Shelden Estate marker is located at Stony Creek Metropark.
Thank you to board member Anthony Kowalchick for his work to make this happen — six years in the making. We would also like to thank Huron-Clinton Metroparks, the Oakland Township Historic District Commission, the Shelden Foundation, and the State of Michigan for their support.
Detroitdvotion is a personal blog covering Metro Detroit. Its 2015 article highlighted a fall road trip through areas north of Detroit, including Oakland Township.
Design by Mary Asmus
OTHS 40th Anniversary
1974–2014
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The Paint Creek Cider Mill and Paint Creek United Methodist Church are two significant historic landmarks in Goodison.
West Wynd Golf Course adds a quilt to its barn.
OTHS presents the Heritage Series exhibit Oakland Township Remembered by Edward R. Noble.
Created by local artist Lyn Sieffert, this booklet features cranberry recipes and artwork depicting historic Oakland Township resources.
Copies are $10 and may be purchased at OTHS programs and events or by emailing othspresident@gmail.com.
Explore OTHS's entry in Oakland Regional Historic Sites .
Learn about the community preservation project that saved the historic Flumerfelt Barn.
Explore OTHS's No Greater Calling page and learn more about Walter P. Reuther, his family, and their connection to Oakland Township.
Thanks to Preservation Planner Barb Barber's work, a State of Michigan Historical Marker was dedicated at the Paint Creek Cider Mill in November 2019.