Macomb County, Michigan
Center Line Real Estate and Local Guide
Center Line grew from the mid-1800s crossroads settlement of Kunrod's Corner around St. Clement parish, incorporated as a village in 1925, and became a city in 1936
Living in Center Line
An enclave city of 1.75 square miles entirely surrounded by the larger city of Warren. Source: en.wikipedia.org
Homes in Center Line
What makes Center Line home
Saint Clement Catholic Parish
Catholic parish founded in 1854 at Kunrod's Corner that anchored the settlement, with a Michigan historical marker erected in 1994
St. Clement Cemetery
Parish burying ground with an earliest known burial from March 27, 1854 and more than 800 nineteenth-century graves, with a state historical marker erected in 2006
Kramer Homes Co-operative
Defense worker housing built in 1941 for the Warren Tank Plant and Naval Armory, designed by Eliel Saarinen, Eero Saarinen, and Robert Swanson
Memorial Park
The city's largest park at Lawrence and Engleman with a ball diamond, basketball and tennis courts, three pavilions, a playground, and a walking and bike path
Beautification Park
City park with a gazebo and flower plantings, one of five parks maintained by the Parks and Recreation Department
Center Line areas to know
Kramer Homes
Resident-owned cooperative community formed when tenants bought the 1941 federal defense housing development on February 4, 1949