VILLAGE OF ELKTON MICHIGAN
The Historic
Village of Elkton, Michigan
Elkton Michigan, located in Huron County, is approximately 47 miles NE of Saginaw, MI and 103 miles N of Detroit, MI.
The Village of Elkton was founded in 1886 by W. J. McGillivray, a blacksmith, who built the first house here. He named it to commemorate his killing a huge elk entangled in his wife's clothesline. Today, this quaint community offers residents and visitors a safe, cozy, small town environment in which to live, work and play. We invite you to browse our site for additional information and encourage you to contact us if you have any questions.
Thank you for visiting the Village of Elkton!
Elkton Area Historical Society
Working to collect and preserve the past history of the Village of Elkton and the surrounding area.
Log Cabin Society of Michigan
Information on the Elkton log cabin can be seen on the Log cabin society of Michigan website.
Log Cabin and Barn
The Elkton Area Historical Society meets regularly on the 4th Tuesday of every month at 7pm at the Heritage Center.
Elkton Area Historical Society
PO Box 342
Elkton, Mi 48731
Phone: (989)-553-1933
ELKTON AREA
HISTORICAL SOCIETY
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