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- Gone. Different home there now.
- Gone. SW corner Dryden and Howland Roads. Almont.
- The house on the right is said to be gone.
- Gone. The area directly left is now the banks of I-69. Image 13-ILA-22 is the right section of this photo with more info.
- Farmhouse is gone, trailer is still there.
- The house and barn on the north side of the road (Dryden Road) is gone. The barns and silo in the foreground are there.
- Gone. Now part of the gravel pit on Deanville, between Churchill and M-53, south side. This home was there in 2004.Torn down around 2006.
- The barn is still there. Was used by Hyponex for many years (maybe still). The houses and their garages are long gone, and weren't there in 2002
- So sad, a landmark gone after all these years! One of our first dates 22 years ago! The stories I heard from my husband Larry Goretski were hilarious
- Trailer is gone, a different home is on the property today.
- Bowers, just west of Brown City Road. House and largest barn gone, as well as most of the little buildings. The barn with the double doors
- don't know how long it's been gone, long enough for the grass to take over, but not long enough for Edison to pull the meter, apparently. I love
- The barn is still there, the trailer is gone. A different house is there now.
- Gone. "Newer" house there now. This house once belonged to the same owners of "4-ZLA-32" according to old plat maps.
- The house on the corner with the camper disappears from another site's aerial imagery and street view between 2006 and 2008. The old wooden barns on the farm are gone, replaced with some pole barns. The place has a mill there.
- Vernor Road. Most of this farm is gone. Owned by the DNR (state land). A barn or two and the house was burned in June 1991, donated by the DNR
