St. Clair County, Michigan
Wales Township Real Estate and Local Guide
Wales Township is a rural farming township in central St. Clair County, set off from Clyde Township in 1841 and made up of the small crossroads communities of Wales Center, Goodells, Lambs and Thornton
Living in Wales Township
Home to Goodells County Park, the 366-acre county park that houses the St. Clair County Historical Village and Farm Museum. Source: stclaircounty.org
Homes in Wales Township
What makes Wales Township home
Wales Township Hall and Historical Marker
Stick Style town hall first used by the township board on November 8, 1890, marked by Michigan Historical Commission marker L1983 and still used for township meetings
St. Clair County Historical Village and Farm Museum
Historic village at Goodells County Park with relocated 19th-century buildings including the Columbus Bible Church (1860), Mudge Log Cabin (1863) and Lynn Township School (1885), plus the St. Clair Farm Museum in the original county farm barns
Goodells County Park
366-acre St. Clair County park in Wales Township near Goodells with walking and mountain bike trails, a splashpad, two playgrounds and the county historical village
Wales Township Park
Township park in Goodells that hosts St. Clair County Bookmobile visits during spring and summer
Wales Township areas to know
Goodells
Community in the northern part of the township at Goodells and Morris roads, founded in 1866 when the Grand Trunk Railroad opened a station
Wales Center
Community at the center of the township that took its name from the township
Lambs
West-central community at Cove and Lambs roads that grew around lumber and flour mills owned by J.A. Lamb