Kensington: The Michigan Town That Disappeared
Kensington: The Michigan Town That Disappeared The non-existent village of Kensington resides in Oakland County and was eventually wiped out completely by the railroad, bad business deals, greed...and the construction of I-96 and Kensington Metropark. Kensington was settled in 1831, with a post office appearing in 1834 named โLyonโ, the same name of the township. In 1836, the town was re-platted and the post office name was changed to Kensington. At Kensingtons peak there were five blacksmi...
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