Flint, Michigan
Carriage Town
Carriage Town is a historic neighborhood just north of downtown Flint, with Victorian homes from the city's carriage-building era.
Local Character & History
Nineteenth-century houses, churches and the Whaley House give the district its preserved character.
Restaurants & Shopping
Restaurants and cafes downtown are within walking distance.
Housing
Housing is largely historic single-family homes, many in restoration.
Parks & Recreation
The Flint River and Riverbank Park are a short walk south.
Transportation
University Avenue and Saginaw Street serve the neighborhood, with I-475 nearby.
Nearby Attractions
- Whaley House
- Flint River Trail
- Flint Farmers' Market
- Flint Institute of Arts
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is it called Carriage Town?
The neighborhood was home to carriage manufacturers in the nineteenth century, and its name reflects that industry.