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	Pipestone County History -- National Register of Historic Places Pipestone, Minnesota Travel Itinerary (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The surrounding area in Pipestone County is also rich in history, and the neighboring town of Jasper stands today as a reminder that Pipestone did not possess a monopoly on quarrying and railroad transportation.
		The town of Pipestone was largely built with rock quarried from the large deposits of Sioux quartzite in the county.
		Pipestone's first school was a 10 by 15 foot wooden building, opening in the summer of 1878 with six students taught by Florence Bennett.
	www.cr.nps.gov /nr/travel/pipestone/history.htm (2678 words)

	Pipestone Township, Michigan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Pipestone Township is a civil township of Berrien County in the U.S. state of Michigan.
		Joseph River drain the township: Pipestone Creek in the north and Farmers Creek in the south.
		Sodus Township lies to the west, Benton Charter Township to the northwest, Bainbridge Township to the north, Van Buren County to the northeast, Cass County to the east, and Berrien Charter Township to the south.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Pipestone_Township,_Michigan (454 words)

	Pipestone County Museum - History
		Pipestone National Monument is not a monument in the conventional sense, not a towering statue to pose next to for vacation snapshots.
		Pipestone Creek and Lake Hiawatha border the northern edge, and to the west lies a thin line of upturned earth and rock.
		With the coming of settlers, Pipestone City was platted, and by 1881 a large quartzite building-stone quarry was opened by a white settler.
	www.pipestoneminnesota.com /museum/history2.htm (2049 words)

	Text Only Version -- National Register of Historic Places Pipestone, Minnesota Travel Itinerary
		Pipestone City Hall, one of the most architecturally distinctive buildings in the district, is today the Pipestone County Museum.
		Pipestone City Hall also illustrates the Richardsonian Romanesque style; the Neoclassical style is represented in the two buildings constructed for the First National Bank at 101 W. Main Street and 113 W. Main Street; the Italianate style can be seen at the Syndicate Block.
		Pipestone National Monument, created by an act of Congress in 1937, is an area of ethnological, archeological and historical significance that preserves the pipestone quarries in a natural prairie setting.
	www.cr.nps.gov /nr/travel/pipestone/textonly.htm (16195 words)

	great peach boom
		Michigan's fruit farms, many of which are located in the famed "fruit belt" that runs along the eastern coast of Lake Michigan, are national leaders in cherry, apple and blueberry production.
		The first peach tree in western Michigan was probably planted by William Burnett, who established a trading post on the west bank of the St. Joseph River a mile upstream from Lake Michigan in the 1780s.
		The towns of southwestern Michigan continued growing after 1906, but the peach producer of yesteryear has taken his place in history with the fur trader, the copper miner and the lumber baron.
	www.michiganpeach.org /history/armstronghistory.htm (3395 words)

	Berrien County GenGuide - Towns & Their Histories (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		In the 1863 Atlas of Michigan, listed as "A fractional township and small post village of Berrien county, on the St. Joseph river, between South Bend, Ind., and Niles, Mich. The township borders on the State of Indiana, and is distant 190 miles south-west from Detroit.
		The township was organized in 1856, and is about five miles square; the soil is generally a clay loam, very rich, and well suited to grass and grain with gently rolling surface--the south-east portion hilly.
		Pear, apple, and quince trees flourish and bear heavy crops of fruit, which is attributed to the proximity of lake Michigan and the consequent mildness of the climate, preventing the early spring frosts from injuring the trees.
	berrien.usaroots.com /history.htm (3763 words)

	Pipestone Township Home Page
		Pipestone Township is mainly agricultural with few residential areas.
		The property values in Pipestone Township are generally lower than those in area townships and very affordable.
		On February 16, 1842, Pipestone's population had increased sufficiently for it to be incorporated as a separate township.
	www.pipestonetownship.org /index.html (137 words)

	Covert Vacation Rentals, Hotels, Weather, Map and Attractions
		Michigan’s oldest and largest winery is located here — and is open for tours, while farmers markets brimming with fresh produce, blueberries, raspberries and apples are located all up and down the Michigan coast.
		Lake Michigan acts as a giant "heat sink," which helps moderate the temperatures of the surrounding land, cooling summers and warming winters.
		Michigan is on the fringe of the Midwest tornado belt, but sees less of this activity than other parts of the country.
	www.michiganvacations.com /regions/Covert-Michigan.html (490 words)

	Michigan Highways: Highways 10 through 19
		Thus the Michigan State Highway Department had planned early on to upgrade the entire corridor to at least expressway status with bypasses of the larger cities and towns along the way.
		A connection between Garrison St and Michigan Ave was completed on the west end and clearing and initial grading was underway on the east end when, according to Dave, "intense community opposition" halted progress on the project.
		Lake Michigan Circle Tour: From Indiana at Michiana to I-94 at Exit 4 northeast of New Buffalo.
	www.michiganhighways.org /listings/MichHwys10-19.html (12365 words)

	MichiganTownships.org ::: Allied Service Providers
		The Michigan Township Participating Plan was formed in April of 1985 under Public Act 138 by township officials to provide a stable market for the insurance needs of governmental entities.
		Their clients include entities such as townships, municipalities, counties, authorities, district courts, road commissions and libraries.
		Republic Waste Services of Michigan is a leading provider of environmentally sound and cost effective solid waste management services throughout the State of Michigan and the United States.
	www.michigantownships.org /asplisting.asp (822 words)

	Bainbridge Township, Michigan, 49022. Bainbridge Township, Berrien County
		The attractive Township Hall sits at the corner of Territorial and Bainbridge Center Roads in the core of the township.
		Bainbridge Township was named by Bainbridge, NY native Jehiel Enos in 1830.
		Pipestone Lake, located in the south east corner of Bainbridge Township, is the township's largest lake.
	www.infomi.com /township/bainbridge (163 words)

	Pipestone Township, Michigan - Infomi.com
		Pipestone Township is located in central Berrien County.
		The 27 hole, Indian Hills Golf Course is located on Brush Lake Road in the southeastern corner of Pipestone Township.
		Pipestone Creek Golf & Tennis Club offers 18 holes of play and is in central Pipestone Township, on Naomi Road.
	www.infomi.com /township/pipestone (116 words)

	Aumack in New York, Michigan and Canada
		This report was written by Joan Miller and features the Aumacks in Montgomery County, NY, Berrien County, Michigan and Saskatchewan, Canada and their link to the New Jersey Aumacks and ultimately back to Theunis Janse Van Amach (Amak) who was born in Denmark, the son of Dutch settlers in 1650.
		The information linking the Jacob Aumack in Michigan with the Montgomery Co., NY Aumacks was found by Tom Aumack and confirmed by another Aumack researcher, Betty.
		Tom and Joan are researching Jacob Aumack in Michigan and Montgomery Co., NY.
	www.luxegen.net /aumack.htm (560 words)

	8/27 - Sea lamprey program under way near Sodus
		The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has in Pipestone Creek, and a field crew is expected to address the issue starting today by introducing lampricides to a roughly 15-mile segment of the creek in the Sodus Township area of Berrien County.
		An assessment team from the Fish and Wildlife Service discovered the larvae in Pipestone Creek, a tributary of the St. Joseph River that empties into Lake Michigan, some 30 years ago, said Ellie Koon, a treatment supervisor and a member of the field crew that arrived at the creek this year.
		To be on the safe side, anyone with access to Pipestone Creek, between the St. Joseph River and a point just east of the Pipestone Creek Golf Course near Bailey and Naomi roads, is advised to use discretion and minimize unnecessary exposure to the chemicals.
	www.greatlakesdirectory.org /in/082703_great_lakes.htm (542 words)

	Michigan Highways: Highways 120 through 139
		The first Official Michigan Highway Map without the concurrent M-82/M-120 routing from west of Fremont to Hesperia is issued in 1979, implying the M-82 designation was scaled back in the 1978 season.
		MDOT had identified a westerly bypass of Schoolcraft in the late-1990s, but a Prairie Ronde Township trustee objected to the route through his township and the taking of farmland, so MDOT has gone back to the drawing board to look at other alternatives.
		In addition, on May 20, Division Ave from Michigan st northerly to Plainfield Ave at the cnr of Coldbrook St is determined as a state trunkline.
	www.michiganhighways.org /listings/MichHwys120-139.html (11944 words)

	\|\|>- Wightman and Associates - COntact Information -<\|\| (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		We are approximately 1000 feet south of I-94 on the east side of Pipestone Road.
		Take Pipestone past I-94 and our office will be on the left.
		Take Pipestone north and go past Townline Road and our office will be on the right.
	www.wightman-assoc.com /contact/contact.html (151 words)

	March 2006 E-News
		To date, some 346 township officials throughout the state have taken the challenge and begun the journey to earn their TGA credential by enrolling in the Township Governance Academy.
		Scholarships, each in the amount of $1,000, are available to assist elected officials from MTA-member townships that may not be in a financial position to provide the funding necessary for completion of the Township Governance Academy.
		Payments-in-lieu-of-taxes (PILT) made annually by the state to townships, counties, cities and villages for property owned by the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is being delayed because the state is claiming a shortfall in funding.
	www.michigantownships.org /march_enews.asp (2453 words)

	19th Log Cabin Day - Festivals & Tours - Sunday, June 26th, 2005 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The annual Log Cabin Day in Michigan is on the last Sunday of June, sponsored by the Log Cabin Society of Michigan, 3503 Rock Edwards Dr., Sodus, MI 49126-8700.
		Michigan is the only state which has an annual statewide log cabin festival.
		The Log Cabin Society of Michigan was incorporated on October 23, 1988 to sponsor this event and to discover, preserve, and promote log cabins in Michigan.
	www.qtm.net /logcabincrafts/brochure (5052 words)

	Michigan Historical Marker: The Hogue House (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		In 1854 Robert Hogue (1846~1905) migrated from Pennsylvania to Pipestone Township with his family.
		He attended Adrian College, later graduating from the University of Michigan before he resumed teaching in Berrien County.
		Robert Hogue held several township offices and served as postmaster and justice of the peace.
	www.michmarkers.com /Pages/L1923.htm (89 words)

	Lake Michigan College Renames Library In Honor of First Dean and Director
		The Lake Michigan College Board of Trustees approved the renaming of the College's library as the William Hessel Library, in honor of its first dean and director who passed away on October 23, 2000.
		With the rise of technology and the help of many dedicated individuals, the Lake Michigan College library has been transformed into a print and electronic resource center that is available to students, as well as anyone in the community to access information.
		This service, which was funded through a grant from the State of Michigan Library, provides access to 60 separate databases, including Medline, PsychLit, ERIC and others.
	www.lakemichigancollege.edu /news/2001/012301-hessel.html (952 words)

	Michigan Attractions in Berrien County, Michigan to Plan Your Michigan Vacation Getaway
		Overlooking Lake Michigan from a bluff in Benton Township, Rocky Gap County Park provides a quiet place to enjoy the Lake Michigan shoreline.
		Located in St. Joseph at the mouth of the St. Joseph River, Silver Beach County Park features a clean, wide beach on Lake Michigan and public access to the South Pier.It is a favorite destination for a variety of beach and river front activities, ranging from swimming and beach volleyball to sunset strolls.
		With its forests, dunes and Lake Michigan shoreline, Berrien County has long been one of Michigan's most popular bird watching locations.
	www.rentalbug.com /michigan_counties/berrien.php (595 words)

	Pipestone Township - Eau Claire Destination Areas - Pure Michigan Travel
		Pipestone Township - Eau Claire Destination Areas - Pure Michigan Travel
		Southwestern Michigan Tourist Council represents Berrien, Cass and Van Buren counties, which includes 95 communities.
		Lake Michigan, five rivers and 300 inland lakes.
	www.michigan.org /travel/detail.asp?p=G8630 (82 words)

	Southwestern Michigan Pet-Friendly Lodging
		Dogs must be on a leash when outside of the room.
		Turn toward Lake Michigan, cottage is on the left on the lake.
		From Chicago: I-94 east to Michigan Exit 6, Union Pier.
	www.swmichigan.org /petfriendly.htm (1643 words)

	Tri-City Record (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Hinkelman is on the Board of Directors of the National Grape Cooperative (2003-present); was appointed by the Governor to the Michigan Cherry Commission (1990-1998); was on the Board of Directors of the Cherry Marketing Institute (1992-2003); and is President of the Countryside Rural Education Corporation (a 501G3 nonprofit entity).
		He is on the Board of Directors for Countryside Charter School (1993-99 and 2005-present); a member of the Bainbridge Township Board of Appeals (2004-present); and member of the Michigan Farm Bureau (1979-present).
		The second district consists of Pipestone Township, Bainbridge Township, Sodus Township, the City of Watervliet, and Watervliet Township.
	www.tricityrecord.com /041306opstory6.htm (263 words)

	Michigan Shopping Malls and Shopping Centers
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		Michigan is home to more than 500 outlet stores.
		More than 6 million shoppers annually visit the popular mall, including some 1,000 tour buses from Michigan, Ohio, Indiana and Canada.
	www.michiganbusiness.us /index.php?nic=michigan-malls (224 words)

	Berrien Michigan American Local History Network
		The Michigan ALHN is providing these links to you only as a convenience and the inclusion of any link does not imply endorsement of the site by the Michigan ALHN.
		The Michigan American Local History Network is a central web page from which independent web sites containing historical or genealogical content about Michigan or it's counties, are linked.
		If you are interested in hosting a Michigan county, please contact Bonnie McVicar-Briggs, Lesley Moss or Sondra Higbee, the State Coordinators for Michigan.
	www.usgennet.org /usa/mi/state/orphan/berrien (364 words)

	Abraham Aumack and descendants in New York, Michigan and Canada
		JACOB AUMACK was born 1821 in Montgomery Co., N.Y., and died 1917 in Eau Claire, Michigan.
		SMYTHE (Smith) FARMER AUMACK was born 1852 in Pipestone, Mich, and died 1931.
		She was born Feb 25, 1892 in Michigan and died 1959 in Rabbit Lake, SK..
	www.luxegen.net /abe.htm (398 words)

	=» Pipestone County Homes for Sale & and Real Estate Listings \| Find Your Pipestone County REALTOR® Here! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		We can help you find Pipestone County Real Estate during your next home purchase or sale.
		A Realtor can provide valuable expertise to aid you in Pipestone County's dynamic real estate environment.
		Local marketing data, national economic trends, and assistance through every step of the transaction are just some of the features of working with a Pipestone County REALTOR®.
	www.sd6.org /15028/PipestoneCounty/realtor.htm (167 words)

	Southwestern Michigan March Calendar of Events (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Visit Southwestern Michigan in the SPRING to take Blossom Driving Tours through charming towns and villages.
		Chanticleer, An Orchestra of Voices, will be performing in concert at the Howard Performing Arts Center on Saturday, March 4, 2006 at 8:00 pm.
		Napierand I-94, Exit 30 or Pipestone and I-94, Exit 29.
	www.swmichigan.org /ce0306.htm (748 words)

	Berrien County (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		All statistics except County Area were taken by the U.S. Bureau of the Census in 2000.
		This section is responsible for the maintenance of the property descriptions, taxpayer name and address records, property maps and aerial photography for all 39 local assessing units (22 townships, 8 cities and 9 villages).
		Documents involving a name change only on platted lots or condominium units that are recorded but not yet on the tax rolls.
	www.berriencounty.org /?dept=20 (625 words)

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