PHOTOS: Finding Sterling Heights’ 19th century past on the 190th anniversary of Jefferson Township
While Sterling Heights has grown mightily since its days as a bucolic farming community, there are remnants of its early history that still stand today.
It was some 190 years ago, on March 17, 1835, when the area that would one day become site to Michigan’s fourth largest city, Sterling Heights, was established as Jefferson Township. And while the sprawling city has grown mightily since its days as a bucolic farming community, there are remnants of its early history that still stand today. We went out and found some of them.
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