Lapeer County, Michigan
Arcadia Township Real Estate and Local Guide
Arcadia Township, organized in 1857, covers 36.2 square miles of Lapeer County and counted 3,148 residents at the 2020 census
Living in Arcadia Township
Homes in Arcadia Township
What makes Arcadia Township home
Arcadia Township Hall
Houses the township offices at 4900 Spencer Street in Lum and hosts board meetings and resident hall rentals
Kings Mill railroad station site
Former Pontiac, Oxford and Northern railroad station settlement with a sawmill and grist mill operating as early as 1883
Old Lum post office and market
Village post office that closed in 1964 after eighty years and still stands with a market as the last remnant of Lum's rail-era business district
Arcadia Township Park
Township park in Lum with a walking path, basketball court, baseball fields, playground, and pavilion
Lapeer State Game Area
State public hunting and wildlife land that extends into the western part of the township
Arcadia Township areas to know
Lum
Unincorporated community that grew as a stop on the Pontiac, Oxford and Northern Railroad and was named for a Civil War colonel
Kings Mill
Unincorporated community that formed around the grist mill and sawmill of Harvey King
Five Lakes
Unincorporated community on the township's western boundary, first settled in 1855 and named for the nearby lakes