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Methodist Episcopal Church of Highland Station

Methodist Episcopal Church of Highland Station is a Michigan historical marker in Highland, Oakland County, dedicated 1988.

Oakland County · dedicated 1988 · 205 West Livingston, Highland

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Highland’s Methodist Episcopal Church was organized in 1865. Lester and George St. John built this structure in 1886 on three lots donated by J. B. and Betsey Crouse. In 1946 the former Hickory Ridge School was added to the Victorian church with the south portion completed in 1957. The township purchased the building in 1980 and meticulously renovated and expanded it, repeating the Venetian glass insets in the oriel windows and the ornate scroll-saw trim of the original. It was rededicated as a library in 1982.

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