Lenawee County, Michigan
Macon Township Real Estate and Local Guide
Macon Township is a rural farming township in northeastern Lenawee County that covers 32.6 square miles of agricultural land and recorded 1,330 residents in the 2020 census
Living in Macon Township
Home to the John Pennington-Henry Ford House, the township's only National Register of Historic Places listing, restored by automaker Henry Ford in the 1930s. Source: en.wikipedia.org
Homes in Macon Township
What makes Macon Township home
John Pennington-Henry Ford House
House at 8281 Clinton Macon Road, built around 1845 by John and Hannah Pennington and restored by Henry Ford in the 1930s, listed on the National Register of Historic Places on December 31, 1974
Macon Township Hall
Township government hall at 8320 Clinton-Macon Road with a rentable hall and gym available to township residents
South Macon Cemetery
Township-operated cemetery at 12350 Mills-Macon Highway, about two miles south of the community of Macon, open sunrise to sunset seven days a week
Macon Township areas to know
Macon
Unincorporated community and township seat, originally called Pennington's Corners after first settler John Pennington and renamed Macon in 1890