Make a Date for History: Two Marshall Museums Set to Reopen for 2022
The Marshall Historical Society has announced dates and times for the 2022 season at the Marshall Historical Museum and the Honolulu House Museum
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We Think this was the Only Roller Coaster to Ever Exist in Battle Creek
It was in April of 1907 that an exciting new addition to the the Liberty Amusement Park on Goguac Lake was completed
Detroit Red Wings Fans Rejoice! “The Brawl” Turns 25 Years Old
It's a broken record to say that this is one of the most memorable hockey fights of all time
“Kalamazoo” was Originally a Village Along the Lake Michigan Shoreline
Although there are a few other towns named "Kalamazoo" across the nation, the one in Michigan is the most well-known
American Pickers will Rummage and Film Another Episode in Michigan this Spring
The stars of a long-running, hit television show on the History Channel have been to Michigan several times to film their adventures in finding and buying old valuables
Michigan Was Once a Truly Tropical Paradise, But No One Was Around to See it
The reason? It was hundreds of millions of years ago.
Was The First Pioneer of Kalamazoo Run Out Town in the 1800s?
Was this man disliked so much that locals ran him out of town and changed the name to Kalamazoo?
Is Mackinac Island in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula or Lower Peninsula?
This could generate some discussion, but there is a clear, defined answer to the question
1763 Treaty of Paris Showcases Complexity of Area that Eventually Became Michigan
Before Michigan became a state in 1837, it was a turbulent stretch of time in the area that would eventually make up the Upper and Lower peninsulas
First African-American Cookbook was Written by Paw Paw Woman in 1866
A Paw Paw Michigan woman wrote and published the very first African-American cookbook in 1866.