michigan history

Could this be the largest puddingstone ever found? CLICK IN to see the pictures...

Most of the old streets are hidden by brush and weeds, and only one business remains. CLICK IN to see where this old village sits!

Built in 1904, this old aquarium is still around to check out..CLICK IN to find out where!

New York might have a bigger one, but we have at least FOUR Lady Libertys (possibly more)! CLICK IN for locations!

Only a few old 1800's buildings remain, but they are classics. CLICK IN for info, photos, and location!

A drive through Glennie means there are many still-standing, old 1800s buildings in sight. CLICK IN and see some for yourself!

Indian Dave was outcast by the Chippewas but became a Michigan icon during the 1800's. CLICK IN and find out why...

This building has been in service since 1841. CLICK IN for details and location!

This old former U.P. logging town is famous for its.....TOAST. Here's a town ya gotta see. CLICK IN for town history, photos, and location!

There's not much left of this secluded Michigan village. CLICK IN and see where to drive-thru!