2 Michigan Drive In Theaters Remembered – Michigan Has 11 Big Screens Still Going!
Drive In theaters remained popular until VHS movies took hold of the market in the 1980’s. Yet one still remains in the Thumb. We look back.
Finding Fun in Michigan & Beyond
Drive In theaters remained popular until VHS movies took hold of the market in the 1980’s. Yet one still remains in the Thumb. We look back.
C.F. Leipprandt’s journey from Germany to Michigan shaped Huron County’s history. As a farmer, merchant, and postmaster in Caseville, his contributions were vast. His innovative spirit and dedication to community set a lasting legacy.
Harbor Beach native Frank Murphy was a political heavyweight in the 1930s-1940’s. Frank Murphy was born in Harbor Beach Michigan in 1890. He was the 39th governor of Michigan and was on the United States Supreme Court. He was the voice of anti racist dissent against Japanese American Internment during WWII.
In the mid to late 1800s steamships traveling on the Great Lakes were the only way to get to most cities.
Cruising via paddlewheel steamer gave rise to our northern Michigan tourism industry and the start of the term “Going Up North” Prior to the railroads and automobiles.
A serene morning of ice fishing in Saginaw Bay turned perilous due to an reckless act, putting local fishermen’s lives at risk. This recent alarming event was reported by the Huron County Sheriff.
These Michigan special needs summer camps are denoted for camp programs geared for specific needs or conditions of the camper for those with unique health or developmental needs. Camps can have overnight and day programs for children and adults.
George W. Jenks, a figure of significance in the Michigan Thumb region, lived a life intertwined with history. From his early days as a Civil War soldier to his prosperous business endeavors, Jenks made an indelible mark. This article delves into his life, highlighting his service and entrepreneurial spirit, providing insights into a fascinating chapter of Michigan’s past
We found Carl Heisterman’s life, a riveting story of a Prussian translator who shaped Michigan’s early days. From battlefields, founder of early Bay Port and political arenas, his journey is an amazing story of the diverse fabric of 19th-century America.