Macomb County, Michigan
Lenox Township Real Estate and Local Guide
Lenox Township is a flat and largely rural township in northeastern Macomb County made up of farmland, wetlands, and pockets of woodlands
Living in Lenox Township
The New Haven Fire Department, established in 1860, ranks among the oldest fire departments in Macomb County. Source: newhavenmi.org
Homes in Lenox Township
What makes Lenox Township home
New Haven Grand Trunk Depot Museum
Restored 1865 Grand Trunk Railroad depot on Victoria Street that now serves as the New Haven village museum
Macomb Correctional Facility
State prison on 26 Mile Road opened in 1993 with capacity for 1,416 male prisoners on 100 acres
Centennial Cemetery
Village cemetery founded in 1876 that serves the New Haven community
Lenox Township Community Center and Park
Township park at 63775 Gratiot Avenue with lighted pickleball, basketball, tennis, and roller hockey courts, ball diamonds, soccer fields, and a bike path
W.C. Wetzel State Recreation Area
Undeveloped 900 acre state recreation area off 27 Mile Road used for hiking, hunting, cross country skiing, snowmobiling, and radio controlled flying
Lenox Township areas to know
New Haven
Incorporated village of 6,097 residents in the southern part of the township, incorporated May 3, 1869