Grosse Ile Township
| The island of Grosse Ile was first occupied by Native Americans and later the French, British, and Americans. The township is composed of a total of 12 islands in the Detroit River. |
| History, Museums, and Historical Societies |
| Grosse Ile History |
| Grosse Ile Historical Society |
| Grosse Ile Historical Museum 25020 E. River Road |
| Grosse Ile Lighthouse |
| Historical Sites |
| Angus Keith House 9510 Horse Mill Road (MHM) |
| Colonel Brodhead's Office 20604 East River Road (MHM) |
| East River Road Historic District |
| Eighteenth-century Gristmill Site East River Road (MHM) |
| Frenchman's Creek Bridge |
| Mansion House and Survey Tree 20722 East River Road (MHM) |
| Military Outpost 1815-1817 East River Road (MHM) |
| North Hickory Canal Bridge |
| Potawatomi Cession of Grosse Ile Bridge Road |
| Rucker-Stanton House 21719 West River Road (MHM) |
| Thorofare Canal Bridge-Ferry Street |
| Thorofare Canal Bridge-Parke Lane |
| St. Anne Church 21508 E. River Road (MHM) |
| St. James Episcopal Church 25150 E. River Road (MHM) |
| MHM=Michigan Historical Marker |