Michigan’s Evangelists, Revivalists, Quacks, Cures & Medicine Men
The wagon travelers, hucksters, revivalists, quacks, and medicine men seemed to be a Michigan staple well over 100 years ago. Take a look!
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The Only Working Dutch Windmill in the United States is in Michigan
This Dutch windmill built around 1770 is the only one in the United States that works...and it's in Michigan. Click in for location and photos!
Why is the Water at Tahquamenon Falls Brown?
It's not copper or mud that makes Tahquamenon Falls brown. Read the article to find out and see vintage photos!
Surviving Two Major Fires, Gobles Hangs On in Western Michigan
A 2012 fire destroyed most of Gobleville/Gobles' historic buildings...but you can see them in this photo gallery by clicking in!
SMALLTOWN SPOTLIGHT: “Then-and-Now” Photos of Douglas, in Allegan County
There remains some confusion on how this town was named. CLICK IN for some "then-and-now" photos and a brief bio!
This is the Sixth Oldest Village in Michigan
This 1833 town survived 'ghost town' status is is doing very well to this day. CLICK IN for photos and location!
The Last Remaining Ponderosa/Bonanza Steakhouses in Michigan
When was the last time you were at one of these? CLICK IN to see where the last five Michigan locations are!
The Sad Tale How Sleeping Bear Dunes Got Its Name
The legend of Sleeping Bear is a sad one, but remember - it's only a legend. Click in for the tale!
Kalamazoo’s Gibson Guitar Plant: Changed for the Better or Worse?
They're turning this beloved plant into an extensive hotel. Good idea or not? CLICK IN for details...
The Tiny Michigan Town of Alamo: Was it Named After “the” Alamo?
No stores, restaurants, or gas stations in this Kalamazoo County village...but still an interesting slice of Michigania. Click in for photos and info!