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01656 M-66
East Jordan, MI 49727
(231) 536-2363
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Located
on M-66 at the point where Monroe Creek winds its way to the South
Arm of Lake Charlevoix is Elm Pointe, one of East
Jordan's most lovely parks. Elm Pointe is the site of
the pioneer homestead of John Munro and Marceline LaLonde Munro and
their family. The property, containing 11 acres of land with
frontage on the South Arm of Lake Charlevoix, was given to the City
of East Jordan in 1972 by then-owners Augustine F. Westgate and her
husband George.
The Elm Pointe location has been added to the Michigan National
Historic Register.
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- The home on the property is available for
weddings, family reunions, graduation parites, etc. The park
has a beach and picnic areas and is open 10 a.m.- 10 p.m., May
15 through October 15.
- The East Jordan Portside Art and Historical Museum is also located
on the property. Admission to the park and museum are free of
charge.
- The Cygred
Riley Art Gallery
celebrates the present with a fine display of art purchased
from prize winning participants in the annual Portsdie Arts
Fair.
- The muesum & gallery are open Thursday
through Sunday from 1 -4 p.m. in July and August and on
weekends in June, September and October.
- For more information you can call Elm Pointe at
(231) 536-2363 during months of operation. For Reservations,
please contact City Hall at (231) 536-3381.
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Elm
Pointe Rental Agreement
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