Canoe/Kayak Across Michigan on This Old Native American Waterway
Used by Native Americans centuries ago, you can boat across Michigan using this inlet waterway. CLICK IN for location and route!
michigan history
MICHIGAN SHADOW TOWN: Parks, in Newaygo County
The village of Parks got started in the late 1800s but failed to grow. By 1912, it was over. CLICK IN for details and location!
The Remains of an Abandoned Silver Mine Lie Under Lake Superior
The remains of a silver mine, abandoned since the late 1800s, still lie under Lake Superior. CLICK IN for photos and details!
PHOTOS: Stockbridge, Gregory & Munith; 1800s-1920s
CLICK IN to see some great old photos of Stockbridge and its surrounding villages going as far back as the mid-1800s!
What Michigan Rock Star's Childhood Home Was Once Here?
There used to be a house here but it was torn down to make way for a highway. The house was where another famous Michigan rock star grew up. Who? CLICK IN and find out!
Michigan's Oldest, Still-Operating Restaurant
This landmark Michigan eatery will be 190 years old next year...and still operating! CLICK IN for details!
Charlotte's Short-Lived Automobile Company, 1904-1907
The Dolson automobiles were one of the best-made, top-notch cars in the country! So what happened? CLICK IN for info and photos!
This Year Marks 100 Years of Schuler's Restaurant, Marshall
2020 marks the 100th anniversary of Schuler's Restaurant in Marshall...CLICK IN for some history and old photos!
Two Men From Lansing Led Search for Abe Lincoln's Assassin, 1865
It was 155 years ago when John Wilkes Booth killed Abe Lincoln; it was two men from Lansing who led the search and found Booth. CLICK IN for details!
The Michigan Hideout of 1930s Gangster John Dillinger
If Al Capone could hide out in Michigan, so could Public Enemy #1, John Dillinger. CLICK IN for photos!