Tuscola County, Michigan
Kingston Township Real Estate and Local Guide
Kingston Township is a rural farming township in southern Tuscola County with about 1,476 residents at the 2020 census, and the namesake village of Kingston sits at its southern edge
Living in Kingston Township
Birthplace of Murray Van Wagoner, 38th Governor of Michigan (1941 to 1943), who was born near Kingston in Tuscola County. Source: en.wikipedia.org
Homes in Kingston Township
What makes Kingston Township home
Kingston railroad depot
Restored historic Pontiac, Oxford & Northern (later Grand Trunk Western) depot in the village of Kingston, at the township's southern edge
Kingston community park
Village park with playground and pavilion in the village of Kingston at the township's southern edge; part of the village lies in Koylton Township
Kingston Township areas to know
Kingston (village)
Incorporated village at the township's southern edge, partially within the township and partially in Koylton Township
Wilmot
Unincorporated community and former railroad station; plat recorded 1883, post office operated 1883 to 1943