The Pontiac Asylum for the Insane – Michigan’s Grand Psychiatric Experiment
In the 1910 postcard, the Eastern Michigan Asylum for the Insane looms over a bare yard in Pontiac. Tall brick
Continue readingIn the 1910 postcard, the Eastern Michigan Asylum for the Insane looms over a bare yard in Pontiac. Tall brick
Continue readingHedge’s Wigwam once stood at Woodward and 10 Mile as a concrete teepee cafeteria serving barbecued beef and chicken pot pie to generations of Michigan motorists. This article traces its rise from juice stand to landmark, its 1967 closure, 1972 fire and the statues that remain.
Continue readingThis leftover Thanksgiving soup turns turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes and vegetables into one warm bowl. It cuts waste, saves time and uses the holiday extras already sitting in your fridge.
Continue readingWe’re standing at the crowded dock in Port Hope, Michigan, sometime around 1905 to 1913. A Great Lakes steamer, its
Continue readingThese scenes from around Edmore Michigan, in Montcalm County, show what came after Michigan’s great lumber boom. Once this ground
Continue readingA recent report emphasizes the growing trend of prioritizing Thanksgiving side dishes over turkey among Americans, particularly in Michigan. Over 55% of respondents prefer sides, with mashed potatoes, green bean casserole, and stuffing being favorites. The shift signifies a blend of tradition and creativity, highlighting a culinary evolution in holiday celebrations.
Continue readingDrive along Dixie Highway today and Fair Haven, Michigan is easy to miss. A few marinas, a bar or two,
Continue readingThe History of Casco Michigan comes alive in a stack of real photo postcards. One-room schools, bean fields, orchards and family homes show how a modest St. Clair County farm township built its daily life.
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