Lapeer County, Michigan
Dryden Township Real Estate and Local Guide
Dryden Township describes itself as a rural thirty-six square mile bedroom community of 4,799 residents in the southeast portion of Lapeer County that includes the Village of Dryden
Living in Dryden Township
Birthplace of Major General George Owen Squier, the U.S. Army Chief Signal Officer during World War I who created the wired music service renamed Muzak in 1934. Source: en.wikipedia.org
Homes in Dryden Township
What makes Dryden Township home
Seven Ponds Nature Center
Nature sanctuary and environmental education center at 3854 Crawford Road in Dryden Township with miles of trails among glacial ponds and woodlands
Dryden Historical Depot
Board-and-batten 1883 Pontiac, Oxford and Port Austin Railroad depot on Main Street that reopened as a museum in 1981
Dryden Community Country Club-General Squier Historic Park Complex
National Register of Historic Places listing from 1986 that includes an 1871 three-story timber mill restored by General George Owen Squier
General Squier Memorial Park
Free 80 acre Lapeer County park at 4725 South Mill Road that opened in 1918 as General Squier's no-charge Dryden Community Country Club
Polly Ann Trail
Rail trail of 36.7 miles through Oakland and Lapeer counties with a cleared and maintained section through Dryden Township and Dryden village
Dryden Township areas to know
Dryden
Village of 1,023 residents at the 2020 census incorporated in 1887 and located within Dryden Township