Architectural landmarks in Three Rivers, Michigan

The Howard Anthony Residence, designed by renowned architect Frank Lloyd Wright, is located at 1150 Miami Road in Benton Harbor, Michigan. This unique home is one of three Wright homes built in the twin cities of St. Joseph–Benton Harbor within a short period of time, taking advantage of the beautiful views of the St. Joseph River and Lake Michigan. Built for Howard Anthony, the inventor of the Heathkit which later became the Heath Company, this cypress and sandstone house sits at the head of a wooded ravine on a bluff overlooking the St. Joseph River. The design of the house is based on diamond-patterned modules, with a prominent chimney anchoring the building to its site and a low roof with generous overhanging eaves giving it a floating appearance.

Langley Bridge Historic Marker is a significant landmark located at 21959 Schweitzer Road in Three Rivers, Michigan. This marker commemorates the historical Langley Bridge, which played a crucial role in the development of the local community. Visitors can learn about the bridge's history and its importance in connecting the area. The Langley Bridge Historic Marker serves as a reminder of the past and the contributions of those who helped shape the region.