michigan history

Skybridge opens in Michigan this month! Check out these photos...

Photos of Craig are hard to find, but there are a couple here along with some of Jacobsville...

Michigan’s largest known collection of early Native American teachings carved in stone, believed to be 300-1000 years old, are located in Sanilac Petroglyphs Historic State Park near Cass City.

As any Michigander will tell you, we love the outdoors. The appreciation for our lakes and forests is evident in both the Upper and Lower Peninsula’s. Though, if it wasn’t for a woman named Karen Hartwick breaking the boundaries of her time, the biggest state park in the Lower Peninsula wouldn’t exist. After 100 years, Karen is being inducted to the Michigan Environmental Hall of Fame for her efforts that led to the preservation of Hartwick Pines State Park.

The village is Montrose, a place seldom heard by many Michiganders. Now you will know a little more about it..

Ever wonder what the inside of a Michigan Amish farmhouse was like? Well, here you go...

A far cry from the current cop of "super"markets, these shops had a charm that hardly exists anymore. Take a look...

Of all places to be the world's magic capitol, why Colon, Michigan? Find out how it happened...

World-famous General Foods began here in Michigan, thanks to one of our cereal companies. Here's some info along with vintage photos and products!

While they're not made in Michigan currently, these gorgeous boats originated in the mitten state.