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Webster Township Hall

Webster Township Hall is a Michigan historical marker in Webster Township, Washtenaw County, dedicated 1983.

Washtenaw County · dedicated 1983 · 5583 Webster Church Road, Webster Township

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In 1976 Webster Township Hall, built in 1871, was the sixth oldest township hall in continuous use in the state. The structure, which replaced a building at Scully and North Territorial Roads, was designed by Isaac Terry. Its cost of $1,758.17 included the land, fence, and hitching posts. It relied on kerosene lamps as late as 1920 and on a wood burning stove until 1970. The room at the back of the hall was added in 1948. Among events celebrated at the hall was the 1933 Webster Township Centennial.

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