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Tyrone Township Hall

Tyrone Township Hall is a Michigan historical marker in Tyrone Township, Livingston County, dedicated 1980.

Livingston County · dedicated 1980 · 10408 Center Road, Tyrone Township

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Tyrone Township was settled in 1834, and Joseph M. Becker was elected as the first township supervisor in 1838. Township meetings were held in the homes of the townsfolk until 1887, when this hall was erected on Hartland Road at a cost of $640. Locally referred to as the town house, it served as a gathering place for township business, elections, and 4H activities until a new hall was constructed in 1967. In 1975, as a bicentennial project, the town house was relocated, restored and rededicated on this site.

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