Lapeer County, Michigan
Almont Township Real Estate and Local Guide
Almont Township was the site of Lapeer County's first permanent settlement when James Deneen bought 80 acres in section 9 from the government in 1828
Living in Almont Township
Home to Almont, the sixth oldest village in the State of Michigan, founded in 1833. Source: almontmichigan.gov
Homes in Almont Township
What makes Almont Township home
Currier House
Octagon style house built in 1854 by Frederick P. Currier and listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1975
Henry Stephens Memorial Library
Georgian Revival library building opened in 1919 and now home to the Almont District Library
West Saint Clair Street Historic District
Residential historic district of 15 houses and the Henry Stephens Memorial Library added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1986
Almont Community Park
14 acre community park with a picnic pavilion, playground, ball diamond, tennis court, and sledding hill maintained jointly by the village and township
Township Recreational Property
13.7 acres of former school property owned by the township and used for baseball diamonds
Almont Township areas to know
Almont
Incorporated village of 2,846 residents at the 2020 census that was renamed from Newburg in 1846 to honor Mexican general Juan Almonte