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  • [Name]: Edward Loranger House†
    [Image]: LorangerHouse.jpg
    [Location]: 7211 South Stony Creek Road
    [Municipality]: Monroe vicinity
    [Listing date]: October 2, 1980
    (Current listings)

  • [Name]: River Raisin Battlefield Site† (20MR227)
    [Image]: River Raisin National Battlefield Park.jpg
    [Location]: Bounded by the River Raisin, Detroit Avenue, Mason Run, and south at Noble Avenue
    [Municipality]: Monroe
    [Listing date]: February 18, 1956
    (Current listings)

  • [Name]: Monroe Paper Industry
    [Image]:
    [Location]: Near junction of East Elm and Old Dixie North
    [Municipality]: Monroe
    [Listing date]: September 25, 1956
    (Current listings)

  • [Name]: Governor Robert McClelland House†
    [Image]: McClellandsHouse.jpg
    [Location]: 47 East Elm Street
    [Municipality]: Monroe
    [Listing date]: March 3, 1971
    (Current listings)

  • [Name]: St. John the Baptist Catholic Church
    [Image]: Saint John the Baptist Catholic Church Historic Site Monroe Michigan.JPG
    [Location]: 511 Monroe Street
    [Municipality]: Monroe
    [Listing date]: April 15, 1999
    (Current listings)

  • [Name]: Saint Patrick's Catholic Church
    [Image]: Saint Patrick Catholic Church, Carleton, Michigan.JPG
    [Location]: 2996 West Labo Road, east of Exeter Road
    [Municipality]: Carleton vicinity
    [Listing date]: October 10, 1989
    (Current listings)

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Monroe is a southeast Michigan City, detroit-Ann Arbor-flint Metropolitan area, part of the original 1784 settlements, known as Frenchtown. During War of 1812, the United States and Britain fought the famous battle of the French town outside the city. The 1817 built the city and named it Monroe after the president’s James Monroe. After 1836 Toledo was officially incorporated in Ohio, Monroe was the state’s largest port on the Lake Erie. The American commander in chief of the civil war and the Battle of the Little Bighorn, George Armstrong Custer, was from Monroe. Outside the city is Custer airport, a civil airport that also serves the National Weather Service.

Monroe is a port city in southeastern Michigan close to Lake Erie. It is a satellite city of Detroit and the capital of Monroe County. It’s 40 kilometers from Detroit and 23 kilometers from Toledo. The city covers an area of 26.39 square kilometers and has a population of about 20,000. A random tool generated 26 documenting the famous historical sites, Bridge School, Exeter Township Hall, Johnson-Phinney House, Maybee Village Hall, and more.


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