Largest Ghost Town in Michigan | Fayette Historic Townsite 

Thank you, nicely done and very interesting.

I love to visit Fayette in the spring when the lilacs are blooming

My grandmother was born in Fayette in 1911. After the iron works closed, it was a fishing village for a while (my great grandfather was a commercial fisherman). I grew up in nearby Rapid River, MI.

Awesome video...excellent content

Thanks for sharing this spot. I'll have to stop by the next time I'm in the U.P. from Green Bay.

Thank you for this treasure.

When you're at places like this by yourself get a GoPro and set it up to capture a timelapse video. Set it at 10 seconds 4k 60 wide. This gets you 10 seconds per hour. The smooth movement of the clouds with the historic buildings would be a nice addition to your video. You can always count on having clouds in MI. It doesn't have to be the newest model. I still use a GP8.

Not enough ads in your video!

Nice but the music is too loud. I would loved to live in a place like that even now. I'm 85 and I still dream. Thanks!

How can you abandon a town with so much help we have now it's towns that are in major deficit and still running like there's no problem...it's sad but I'm glad they figured out a solution to not leave one behind

DR. Bellows from I Dream of Jeannie 😮😜😁

Was there in the late sixties. It was more rustic then

Why don't they paint these buildings? Looks like the weather is getting to some.of the wood and warping it.

I kin stand it but I can't hardly...1 knife 2 knives...1 house...2 howes Hope you're happy, now I have to have another drink!