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  • [Name]: Mason County Courthouse†
    [Image]: Ludington Courthouse
    [Location]: 300 East Ludington Avenue
    [City]: Ludington
    [Listing date]: August 15, 1975
    (Current listings)

  • [Name]: Notipekago Commemorative Designation
    [Image]: Notipekago
    [Location]: S Custer Rd, N of Conrad Rd, near Pere Marquette River
    [City]: Custer
    [Listing date]: November 18, 1993
    (Current listings)

  • [Name]: S.S. Pere Marquette 18 Informational Site
    [Image]:
    [Location]: Stearns Park, entrance to walkway leading to Ludington Harbor's north breakwall
    [City]: Ludington
    [Listing date]: December 14, 1976
    (Current listings)

  • [Name]: Fish House (Demolished)
    [Image]:
    [Location]: 407 West Filer
    [City]: Ludington
    [Listing date]: June 15, 1979
    (Current listings)

  • [Name]: Big Sable Point Light Station†
    [Image]: Big Sable Lighthouse1
    [Location]: Lake Michigan at Big Sable Point, north of Ludington State Park
    [City]: Ludington vicinity
    [Listing date]: May 19, 1988
    (Current listings)

  • [Name]: Marquette's Death Informational Site
    [Image]: Marquette's Death - Michigan Historical Marker
    [Location]: Pere Marquette Park, bottom of Shrine
    [City]: Ludington vicinity
    [Listing date]: April 6, 1966
    (Current listings)

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Mason County (Michigan) is a County in the western part of the Lower Peninsula of Michigan, on the west side of Lake Michigan. Area 3,216 KM2. According to the 2000 U.S. census, there were 28,274 people. County Ludington.
Founded by 1840 on April 1. County honors the first governor Stevens Mason.

1836 Charles Nobel recognized the need to choose a central location for a state capital when Michigan became a state, so he bought a forest, cleared 20 hectares, and established the Mason Center, soon after that, the center disappeared from the name. But 1847 chose Lansing, 19 kilometers away, as the state capital, and Nobel achieved his goal of making Mason the county capital. The random tool generated 16 items documenting a number of historic sites in Mason County, including mistaice Day Storm Informational design, First Mason County Courthouse, Daniel W. Goodenough House, Ray Lessard House, etc.

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