Fallasburg, Michigan, is a historic village about 20 miles east of Grand Rapids. Founded by John Wesley Fallas on the Flat River in 1839, Fallasburg was the home of a sawmill and chair factory, both long since gone. Today, a few houses, a barn, and a covered bridge are all that is left of Fallasburg. The covered bridge, whose 100 feet span the Flat River, was built in 1871.
The Fallasburg Bridge, circa 1871
Tower Farm, circa 1850
Tower Farm, circa 1850
Tower Farm, circa 1850
