Ingham County, Michigan
Aurelius Township Real Estate and Local Guide
Rural civil township of about 36.5 square miles in western Ingham County within the Lansing metropolitan area, organized in 1837 and containing the unincorporated communities of Aurelius and North Aurelius
Living in Aurelius Township
The village of Aurelius, which by 1856 supported a hotel, two general stores, three blacksmith shops, and other trades, faded as nearby towns drew away its business and is now a quiet rural crossroads. Source: 99wfmk.com
Homes in Aurelius Township
What makes Aurelius Township home
Aurelius Township Hall
Township government offices and community rental building at 1939 S. Aurelius Road, southwest of the city of Mason
North Aurelius Cemetery
One of four cemeteries maintained by the township, located at the southwest corner of Elliott Road and Columbia Road
Aurelius
Historic unincorporated community at a rural crossroads first known as Aurelius Centre and Howe's Corners, established in 1837 with Enoch Howe as its first postmaster
Glenna Droscha Park
20-acre township park at 1939 S. Aurelius Road with a walking path, pavilion, playground, softball and baseball diamonds, a sledding hill, and a basketball court
Columbia Creek Park
16.75-acre township park with a creek crossed by a footbridge, an artesian well, a playground, and a picnic pavilion
Aurelius Township areas to know
Aurelius
Unincorporated community in the township, originally called Aurelius Centre and Howe's Corners