Washtenaw County, Michigan
Salem Township Real Estate and Local Guide
Rural township of about 7,000 in Washtenaw's northeast corner, settled from 1825 and still anchored by its 19th-century hamlet and schoolhouse
Living in Salem Township
Home of the only surviving one-room stone schoolhouse in Washtenaw County, the 1857 Jarvis Stone School. Source: sahshistory.org
Homes in Salem Township
What makes Salem Township home
Jarvis Stone School
1857 one-room schoolhouse that taught local children for 110 years until 1967, the only surviving one-room stone school in Washtenaw County
Dickerson Barn
1830 barn preserved beside the stone school in the county-designated local historic district of 2013
Salem hamlet
Settlement dating to the Dickinson brothers' 1825 arrival, whose post office carried the names Rider's and Renwick before becoming Salem in 1846
Salem farm country
Rolling rural land in Washtenaw's northeast corner bordering the Northville area
Historical society grounds
Salem Area Historical Society campus at the stone school district