This was the location known as the Albright farm in the early to mid-twentieth century. It was situated on both the south and north side of South Custer Road (M-50) and the house probably stood in the now vacant area on the north side of the road shown above. To the back of the lot is Dixon Road just before it curves to join with South Custer. Behind it is the River Raisin.

According to an early Platt map, it appears that there might have been two houses on this property, both of which have been torn down. From about 1899 to 1909, William Carl and Mary (Rambow) Heiden lived on the Albright Farm. Carl (1900), Leo (1902), Lester (1905), Hilda (1906) and Mildred (1908) were born here before the family moved to 8861 Dixon Road.