PHOTOS: The Detroit Zoo in the 1940s
The Detroit Zoo has been around since 1928...and a history that goes back further. Click in for a 1940s look-back at the zoo!
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Going To Hell, Michigan: Then-And-Now
Next time someone tells you to go here, tell 'em, "been there, done it!" Click in to see then-and-now pics of Hell along with a little history!
HAUNTED MICHIGAN: The Little Ghost of Marquette Harbor Lighthouse
The apparition of a little girl gazes out over Lake Superior looking for...what? Click in and read the tale!
The 1865 Michigan Town of Atlantic Mine is Not Quite a Ghost Town
Atlantic Mine is one of our state's historic mining towns and worth the drive...click in for photos and location!
Rosebush: The Michigan Town That Went Through Six Name Changes
Three names, six changes, many confused townspeople. Click in for a little Michigan history!
Where Was Michigan's First Drive-In Theater?
Michigan's very first drive-in theater opened in 1938. Click in for photos, old ads, and location!
Michigan's "Little Kalamazoo": Moscow, in Hillsdale County (1835)
Click in for some "then-and-now" photos of this mid-1800s Michigan village that makes for a good roadtrip drive-thru!
Dansville Was Almost the Capitol of Michigan
In the mid-1800s, Dansville was on its way to become our Capitol. What happened? Click in and find out...
Michigan's Largest Abandoned High School
Cooley High operated from 1928-2010. It sits deteriorating in a Detroit neighborhood. CLICK IN to see photos of the inside!
Ten Hauntings in Western Michigan
The infamous "Ada Witch", Hell's Bridge, cemeteries, creepy hospital, Al Capone and more are some of the ten featured hauntings in western Michigan. CLICK IN for the tales...