Oh These Irish Hills! is a non-profit organization formed in the late summer of 2004 with the stated purpose of advancing an Irish Hills legacy that involves area individuals, groups and organizations in activities that celebrate the beauty of the place, the spirit of its people and the progression of its history.

		MotorCity Wayside Exhibits
		Purchase Trees for Hayes State Park
		Beautification and Economic Development of US Highway 12
		Identify Another Property for National Register Listing

Oh These Irish Hills! Sponsored research on four historically significant properties in the Irish Hills. This research has been completed and was submitted to the State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO) for recommendation to the National Park Service on the properties’ suitability as certified historic structures on the National Register of Historic Places. Click on the links below to view a short history on each of the four properties drawn from that research.
	Brick Walker Tavern		St. Joseph's Shrine
	Irish Hills Twin Towers		The Davenport House - Formally Bauer Mannor
The wood frame Walker Tavern, now part of the Michigan Historical Museum System and St. Michaels Church are also listed on the National Register. Excepting St. Michaels, all these properties are located along Michigan Ave. (U.S. Highway 12). If you would like more information on this project or about Oh These Irish Hills! Please call 517.592.7003.

		Click here to view or print sponsorship information.
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		Tower prints can be purchased in Brooklyn, Michigan at Columbia Interiors, and Cherry Creek Cellars for just $15 each. For more information, call 517.592.7003.