Gilead Lake Park
The Coldwater River wraps around this 25-acre park making for [...]
The Coldwater River wraps around this 25-acre park making for [...]
The Coldwater River wraps around this 25-acre park making for [...]
Walking path, play equipment, pavilion, amphitheater, restrooms, skate park, sledding [...]
Located along the river, the park features playground equipment, a [...]
Douglas Park features an open grass area, playground equipment, benches, [...]
Bronson’s Backyard, a 10K square foot structure, is the largest [...]
Located on 7 acres in the northeast portion of Bronson, [...]
This small, serene park is a nice place to sit [...]
Home to Kids’ Kingdom playground, this park also features pickleball courts, a shuffleboard court, pavilions, lots of green space, and seasonal restrooms.
Covering over 25 acres and renovated in 2025 with new paved walking trails,
If you own a boat or like to fish, Rotary Park is your destination. The park is your gateway to the Messenger-Hodunk chain of lakes with unlimited fishing opportunity, wildlife and abundant scenery.
This park includes two basketball courts and playground equipment for young neighborhood children and is adjacent to Pansophia Academy.
Jefferson Park includes a play area for young children and is located directly north of Jefferson School.
The park includes a soccer field, picnic grills, a river and river trail, some small playground equipment, and large play area.
Located in the heart of the City at the intersection of U.S. 12 (Chicago Street) and old U.S. 27 (Marshall Street), Four Corners Park presents a striking testimony to the City’s history.
Nestled at the end of a subdivision, this quaint park features a small playground and pavilion with picnic table.
A sprawling 200 acre complex that includes a splash park, softball and soccer complex, winding paved trail, eight brand new tennis courts, dog park, sledding hill and a very popular skateboard park.
Flower Farm & Folk Art
Flower Farm & Folk Art
Elevate your dining experience with Mediterranean cuisine
Elevate your dining experience with Mediterranean cuisine
Wrozek's Bait & Tackle, LLC in downtown Bronson, Michigan. Live [...]
The St. Joseph County Grange Fair Association is dedicated to [...]
Stickley Family Farms is an Agri-tainment / Agri-tourism farm featuring a corn maze, pumpkin patch, and miniature railroad in Colon, Michigan – The Magic Capital of the World!
Fresh food, straight from the farm. From June-October we provide fresh produce each week from our farm.
This Queen Anne was built for Robert G. Chandler, at a cost of $6,000 and was designed by Asbury Buckley.
The home was built in 1903 from a design created by Ashbury Buckley, a Chicago architect renowned for the many homes he designed for Mackinac Island, MI. The house was designed in a Colonial Reform style, including massive Greek Revival columns.
Built in 1869 and originally designed by Marcellus Parker, this structure has served three very different capacities
162 & 176 Marshall St., Coldwater: These Italianate style homes were built in 1873 and 1876 for Thomas Dickinson and his son Charles. An addition was added to 162 Marshall Street doubling the size of the house.
Built in 1920, this church survives today and is located on the southeast corner of East Pearl and South Hudson Street.
This Italianate home was built in 1870 by Alvin T. Lanphere, who traded it in 1875 for the home of J. Franklin Pratt
This house was built in 1854, in fine Gothic tradition of stucco and wood ornamentation.
According to some, an arsonist set the courthouse (c.1887) ablaze on the night of December 5, 1972. The building was a total loss; it was replaced in 1976.
This Greek Revival home was built in 1846 by Philo [...]
Coldwater’s original 1850’s train depot is the historical passenger house. On February 20, 1852 the Michigan Southern Railroad reached Chicago from Toledo via Adrian, Hillsdale, Coldwater and White Pigeon.
John R. Champion, a lawyer, built this brick Italianate in 1867. By 1871, he traded residences with George Starr.
This mansion was built in 1886, for attorney Frank L. Skeels at a cost of $12,000. The architect was Ebenezer B. Saxton. This elaborate Queen Anne-style home features a cut stone foundation, 12-foot ceilings, seven fireplaces and cherry woodwork.
This Queen Anne-style home was designed by Asbury W. Buckley and built at a cost of $9,000 in 1887.
The “new” Armory was built in 1917 at a cost of $45,000. It now houses various offices.
The Philo Crippin House was owned by five generations of the family spanning 199 years.
The Children's Museum of Branch County is an interactive, hands-on learning environment serving the children and families of Branch County and the surrounding area.
Henry C. Lewis was a successful businessman and benefactor of Coldwater.
According to some, an arsonist set the courthouse (c.1887) ablaze on the night of December 5, 1972.
Welcome to the Magic Capital of the World. Abbott's Magic mission is simple: to provide the best magic products and service to our customers at the lowest prices possible. We take great pride in our company (which has been doing business since 1934), our commitment to customer service and in the products we sell. Catch a Summer Saturday Show in the Abbott's Magic showroom, June - August.
We are committed to home made and happy. It started [...]
Turtle Creek Golf and Grill features 18 holes with a [...]
White Oaks Golf Club is the only 18-Hole golf course [...]
The Wing House Museum is a unique example of the [...]
Zollner Golf Course is an 18–hole championship golf course known [...]
Nestled amidst the picturesque landscapes of Coldwater, Michigan, Waffle Farm [...]
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