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Most notable is the Leonard Mill, a towering structure of patchwork walls that was built in 1889 as a grain elevator. The building is now in need of repair, and fundraising efforts are underway way to restore it.  The building abuts The Polly Ann Trail and is a fascinating destination for history buffs and a great background for photographers. 

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History and recreation are the main draws of this tiny northern Oakland County Town.  With a population of around 400, centered by historic buildings dating back to the 1880s, Leonard is a welcoming escape from modern city life.  

A royal sarcophagus from the King Tut exhibit at the Cranbrook Institute of Science

Addison Oaks County Park

Addison Oaks is a 1,140-acre natural oasis close to home where visitors can recreate for the day, camp under the stars or explore the park’s rich history. Campers can stay on individual sites or in group camping areas, yurts or cabins. Activities include a 20+ mile trail system for hiking, horseback riding, mountain biking and winter fat tire biking; boat/kayak and bike rentals, 18-hole disc golf course, fishing, geocaching, picnicking and group picnic shelters. 

A royal sarcophagus from the King Tut exhibit at the Cranbrook Institute of Science

Louie's Food & Spirit

Cody Colella:
I live about 40 min away but got rained out at a nearby golf course and my buddy and I stopped in at the recommendation of a guy at the golf course. Neat little place, good food and super reasonable prices. Our bartender was awesome. Definitely worth a stop in.

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