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historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM21LU_the-claeys-house_Warren-MI.html
This elaborate brick and stone house was built in 1936 - 37 for Henry L. Claeys. Mr. Claeys had the well-digging and plumbing supply business which he started in 1904. In 1920 he sold the well digging machines and went into the wholesale supply bu…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM20XZ_arsenal-acres_Warren-MI.html
This 5.6-acre site originally housed seven living quarters for Naval Officers serving the adjacent Naval Ordinance Plant in World War II. In January 1960, the housing units were transferred to the Army for use by Officers assigned to the U.S. Army…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM20XV_murthum-vander-vlucht-house_Warren-MI.html
This farm house was built in 1895. The architectural design is a combination of Greek Revival & Queen Anne (noted by the gables, dental moldings, fish scale shingles and fret work). The house originally sat 200 ft. E. from it's current location…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM206U_the-behrns-qualmann-farmhouse_Warren-MI.html
German immigrant Joachim Behrns (1808-1888) settled here in 1854. The one-story portion predates 1856, with additions in 1861 and c. 1900. In 1902 son Henry Behrns (1849-1930) sold the farm to the family of his farmhand William Qualmann (1885-1983…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM204V_base-line-feed-store_Warren-MI.html
The Abstract Deed for this property dates back to 1833 and the current building was constructed about 1877. Joseph Verheye bought the building in 1939 and started the "Base Line Feed Store" with ONE bag of corn. Verheye introduced the first Pur…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM204U_the-john-theisen-house_Warren-MI.html
Built c. 1857
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM203W_red-run-creek_Warren-MI.html
Only 10 miles from French Fort Detroit (1701), it took 100 years before settlers reached Warren. The Red Run Creek, a branch of the Clinton River was the means that the early pioneers followed by canoe. The Red Run provided the pathway that the…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM203V_red-run-creek_Warren-MI.html
Only 10 miles from French Fort Detroit (1701), it took 100 years before settlers reached Warren. The Red Run Creek, a branch of the Clinton River was the means that the early pioneers followed by canoe. The Red Run provided the pathway that the…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM203U_red-run_Warren-MI.html
Only 10 miles from French Fort Detroit (1701), it took 100 years before settlers reached Warren. The Red Run, a branch of the Clinton River was the means that the fur traders and early pioneers followed by canoe. The Red Run provided the pathwa…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM203T_red-run_Warren-MI.html
Only 10 miles from French Fort Detroit (1701), it took 100 years before settlers reached Warren. The Red Run, a branch of the Clinton River was the means that the fur traders and early pioneers followed by canoe. The Red Run provided the pathwa…
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