I have not been inside this building, but the architecture is quite lovely. Built in 1890 and…read moreplaced on the NRHP in 1976, this structure adds a quite a lot of class to the downtown area. The structure is very similar in style to other county courthouses in Michigan built in the same era, such as those in Lenawee County and Barry County. Like many of the older courthouses, the requirement for space necessitated a supplemental building. There is a modern building next door to the old Courthouse, as well as other buildings in town, that house county functions.

The funeral home staff was very friendly, was willing to help. The decor / rooms were nicely…read moredecorated. I would recommend keehn griffin funeral home.

5 Stars! The staff at the Keehn-Griffin funeral home is positively outstanding. What I appreciated…read morethe most was their compassion and professionalism. Earlier this year, my boyfriend's grandma passed away and Keehn-Griffin took care of all the arrangements. What meant the most was the greeters, front desk administrators, directors, and David Griffin all took time to get to know us and personally express their condolences. I'd like to give a special thank you Mary, Sue, Dan, and David for helping provide a beautiful memorial service for our family. ~Blessings~

Our family funeral handled by this funeral home could not have gone better. All aspects of my…read moreMother's care with the O'Brien team were met professionally and her services went seamlessly. My Mom was 97, had Alzheimer's for over 13 yrs and bed ridden the past 10 mos. Needless to say, she was not in great looking condition upon her passing and we were very anxious about how Mom would look. We were pleasantly surprised and overwhelmed with the consideration they gave In beautifying Mom to the liking of her 20 yr old photo. I would highly recommend you trust O'Brien-Sullivan to care for your loved one.

Every single person at O'Brien Sullivan couldn't have been more compassionate, caring, patient,…read morerespectful and kind to me and my family - before, during, and after the service for my dad. They were extremely timely & responsive, and everything they did was flawless, exactly as we had arranged, exceeded our expectations, not missing a beat - even great referrals to an exceptional florist and reverend. You helped us make the send off so personal and heart felt - making a difficult day actually wonderful - so much so that the attendees couldn't say enough about how beautifully everything went. The facility is beautiful and welcoming, and they don't try to 'sell' you anything. Overwhelming thanks to John O'Brien & John Copley - no offense, but as great as you are, I really hope to not have to work with you all again any day soon :)

What a treasure in the middle of such a busy area!…read more I made a quick park and grab when I saw she had farm eggs! Many people aren't aware of how much better tasting farm eggs are, let alone nutritious verses even organic store bought eggs. Ever since I've tasted them I have not been the same. I cringe when I have to eat a WHITE egg. The only thing they're good for is easter egg dying. Also, they're only $3 a dozen!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Hopefully the secret won't get out for awhile.. I'll have to check out the chickens next time I stop in for some.

This farm surprised me. I was driving down a city road, and glanced over and saw a red barn--A…read morefarm! It is right next to WalMart in White Lake, MI. I liked the historical info and seeing the farm house. I was the only customer at the time. There was a very nice gentleman that told me a little info about the items being sold, but unfortunately they didn't have much in the way of organic/pesticide free items. I bought several melons, organic squash, and corn. They were out of farm eggs so I could not get those... :( The farmer did tell me that they will be adding hens, but there are no animals on the farm at this time. I enjoyed myself, but would have been a lot happier if there were more organic items to buy. I appreciate organic, free range, and local foods. I was glad to support the local farmer and at least I know what items are on the "clean 15" and "organic dirty dozen" lists so I can make the informed decisions that I feel comfortable with. All in all it was a good experience, and I would go back. I'd like to go when they have an event and see what that is like.

Creepy, but beautiful…read more Parshallville Cemetery is a historical, small town cemetery located in the Village of Parshallville, just up the path from Tom Walker's Grist Mill. Built in 1853, it has a variety of unique headstones and statues, many with moss growing around them. Some are so old and weather-beaten that the names are practically illegible today. Some can be partially read, while others remain a mystery. Many can't be easily read during the daylight because the sun "bleaches" out the etchings to the naked eye. Indeed, time has marched onward. Some of the stones are damaged or partially missing, even standing slightly askew thanks to the ravages of time, while others look perfectly intact. A few of the taller headstones and statues have visible damage, leaving large, broken off pieces of stone scattered nearby. I believe there are at least 200 graves in this tiny, nineteenth century era graveyard, with most graves sitting high atop a lopsided hill. There are a few newer stones, but most are older and date back to the later 1800's. To me, the stones and monuments blanketed in moss are among the most haunting, and at the same time, oddly beautiful, of all. In the fall, the graveyard is both spooky and beautiful, with its ornate headstones and statues partly hidden under a cover of autumn foliage. Just wait until dusk and the spookiness factor ramps up a few degrees. My husband and I were up here taking pictures last fall when it started getting dark and we instantly felt the level of creepiness inch upward, so we split pretty quick after that. These days, it's pretty quiet up there, save for the few visitors wishing to honor the dead or take pictures. It is a very picturesque spot, that is for certain. The site does make for some incredibly beautiful photos. Sometimes, passersby from the the cider mill stop in to take a quick tour of the sights and snap a few pictures along the way, particularly in the fall. It's definitely an intriguing place for a photo-op. I've done it myself quite a few times. I found it to be a quiet, reflective place where it's impossible not to think about the souls resting here for all eternity. Today, the care of Parshallville Cemetery is under the control of the Hartland Township Board of Trustees. Repairs to some of the stones are needed and some restoration work at the cemetery has occurred in recent years. A new fence was installed a few years ago and a wrought iron archway was completed shortly thereafter and stands at the entrance.

Worst... bachelor party... Ever... I mean it was scenic but I'm going to make sure for my next…read morewedding I tell my friends we can't have it here.

The City of Novi Civic Center was a great event place for the 'We Matter: Our Voice. Our Health…read more Our Future.' The central location and the free parking was a masterful choice. The facility is well equipped, clean and perfect for an event with a 100 attendees. There is handicap parking and building access.

This is a review that I never wanted to write, but unfortunately, I feel that I must. It's with a…read moredark heart that my best friend died on New Years Eve. I've been friends with her for 20 years, and for as sudden as her death was, it doesn't make it any easier. We used to joke about this place. Hey, I live right down the road from the funeral home! Now, unfortunately, its the last step in me seeing her. The staff here was pleasant and helpful. I don't know what they charge but the facility is really nice on the inside. Beautiful sitting rooms, chapel area, kitchen area with food, and ample parking. My friend lived literally across the street on Liberty. Where she died. Nothing takes the place of my friend, but the place seemed to be nice. 5 stars for being classy, clean and professional in every way. When my grandma died, I know we used Lynch and Sons, but I wasn't in town for that. Thank you for being here. Thank you for being professional. But more importantly, I miss you Julie. You were my best friend, and I love you. My heat bleeds that your gone, and I will miss everything about you.

Michael Fisher and his staff were very friendly, compassionate, kind, and professional. We…read moresincerely appreciate how Michael handled everything with sensitivity and ease during such a difficult time. He helped make the process of completing documents, selecting an urn, and cremation as easy as possible. We never felt rushed, he explained everything very clearly. Michael and his staff definitely took our feelings and emotions seriously and that was very much appreciated. They showed great respect and care throughout. They we very responsive to all of our requests. I highly recommend Lynch and Sons, they truly made a difference during such a difficult time.