Covington Township Hall

Covington Township Hall is a Michigan historical marker in Covington, Baraga County, dedicated 2017.

Baraga County · dedicated 2017 · 13381 Center Street, Covington

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After demolishing its original hall, Covington Township built this hall on the same site in 1934 with support from the Civil Works Administration, a program created to alleviate the Great Depression. The Hall became a center for community life and local government. It hosted special events and provided classrooms for the schools when needed. In 1986 township offices moved to a newly-opened multi-purpose building on M-28. The Covington Historical Society converted the Hall into a museum in 1997.

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Covington Township Hall

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