Saginaw County, Michigan
Albee Township Real Estate and Local Guide
Rural farming township in southeastern Saginaw County spanning about 36 square miles, with Misteguay Creek flowing north through predominantly agricultural land
Living in Albee Township
Named for William Albee, a settler from New York who arrived in 1855, for whom both the community and the township were named. Source: albeetwp.com
Homes in Albee Township
What makes Albee Township home
Albee Township Hall and Community Center
Township offices and rentable community center at 10645 East Road in Burt, open Tuesdays and Thursdays
St. Mary Church of Albee
Occasional-use Catholic church in the community of Albee, part of Mary of the Immaculate Conception Parish based in St. Charles
Albee (historic crossroads settlement)
Township's namesake community settled in 1855 near Bishop and Fergus roads, where a former saloon, general store, and St. Mary's Church still stand
Albee Township Park
Township-owned park at the East Road hall complex in Burt, available for rental to township residents
Albee Township areas to know
Alicia
Unincorporated community at Bishop and Alicia roads with a post office from 1904 to 1947
McDonough Corners
Crossroads at Fergus and Bishop roads with a McDonough post office from 1892 to 1903
Luce
Community on the western border with St. Charles Township at Burt and Gasper roads, with a post office from 1890 to 1914
Verne
Former Grand Trunk railroad station named for a Saginaw County coal mine, with a post office that closed in 1901