LaFrance Corset Company

The Modart business was founded by Leonard T. Jennings (1908) as the LaFrance Corset Company and renamed the Modart Corset Company in 1909.

The 1911 Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire in New York City

Seamstresses construct figure-controlling, front-lacing corsets in the new 1922 four-story Modart Corset Company building at Lapeer and Second in Saginaw. The airy, efficient workroom with ventilation, heating, and sprinkler systems is lit by widespread windows and overhead lighting near work stations. The workplace was created after the infamous March 25, 1911, Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire in New York City that killed 146 workers and led to U.S. labor reforms and safety laws.

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Fred Clark and Bud Roger's Paramount Cabinaire

Capital was still needed though, and the man who would provide it was a fellow aviator, albeit a rather well heeled one. Joseph E. Behse was heir to the Modart Corset factory fortune, and had learned to fly in the...

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Night Stalkers Haunted House

This is the second iteration of the Night Stalkers haunted house. The original Night Stalkers haunt was located in an old hotel building in Millington, a 40 minute drive south of Bay City on M-15.

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Factory of the Dead

Factory of the Dead Haunted House began building in the summer of 2019. Factory of the Dead, formerly known as "Bridgeport Gore Grounds / Haunted Elementary", was in the Schluckebier Elementary School located in Bridgeport, MI for 4 years before relocating to 906 Lapeer.

Saginaw Axe Throwing

The Axe Factory located on the 2nd floor of the building started production in 2021 and will have it's grand opening in January 2022.