Ingham County, Michigan
Alaiedon Township Real Estate and Local Guide
Affluent, highly educated rural township in the Lansing metro, with high owner-occupancy and predominantly single-family detached homes
Living in Alaiedon Township
Named by geographer Henry Schoolcraft with a coined name he said meant "the hill land for excellent living". Source: en.wikipedia.org
Homes in Alaiedon Township
What makes Alaiedon Township home
Alaiedon Township Hall
Township offices at 2021 W. Holt Road, relocated here in 1959 from an 1877 hall on the former county poor farm land
Leek Cemetery
Township cemetery established in 1847 on a half-acre donated by William Leek
MSU Poultry Teaching and Research Center
Michigan State University research farm at 5252 E. Jolly Road, within the township's northern edge
Alaiedon Township ball field
Township-owned ball field with hall rental available for community use
Alaiedon Township areas to know
German
Area in the township originally settled by German immigrants, also called the German Settlement
Okemos (partial)
Unincorporated Okemos extends into the township's north between Jolly Road and I-96, though it lies largely in Meridian Township
Jefferson City
Site of the township's original 1837 settlement near Hagadorn and Lamb, abandoned in 1847