Everything Lowell

Established in 1873, Lowell Granite Company, the oldest monument company in West Michigan has been consistently producing some of the finest memorials and cemetery monuments to be found anywhere, for over 140 years. The company has been family owned and managed since 1960. Currently owned and operated by Jeff Wilterink and his wife Wendy. In the past 140 years many things have changed while some remain the same, however, Lowell Granite Company’s commitment to their family’s satisfaction has never wavered. “Each year hundreds of families trust Lowell Granite Company to create their memorials.” stated Jeff Wilterink. “Many of these families represent the third or fourth generations to choose Lowell Granite Company due to our excellent service, quality of workmanship, and our ability to keep up to date on the latest technologies.” Lowell Granite Company has a large showroom and design facility. This allows us to work with a family from the time the memorial design is selected, to the completion of engraving and delivery. We create the most pride in offering a variety of personalization options which provides families the opportunity to take pictures, passions and memories of loved ones and create a lasting work of art. Over time many memorial companies have become order takers, with no real investment in the memorial industry, and turn the most important process of the memorial over to out of state companies they have probably never met. Lowell Granite Company has one of the few engraving shops left in West Michigan. We strongly urge you to see what you are actually buying, rather than to select from a picture or catalog. Hopefully this website supplies you some help with ideas, although we would like to show you memorials from our large display, and also give you a personal tour of our engraving and design facilities.

Fallasburg Bridge, also known as Fallassburgh Bridge, is a historic 100-foot Brown truss covered bridge located in Vergennes Township, Michigan. Erected in 1871, it is one of only four covered bridges in Michigan open to vehicle traffic. This iconic bridge, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, showcases the Brown truss system patented by Josiah Brown in 1857. With a rich history dating back to the 19th century, Fallasburg Bridge serves as a gateway to the past in the picturesque Fallasburg Historical District.Generated from the website