News History & Fun in Michigan
Blaney Park Michigan History reveals how a 1900s lumber town became a 33,000-acre resort with golf, cottages, and celebrity guests — then faded into a quiet roadside hamlet.
The thrill of hunting for deer, especially when you can use your skills to track and take a rated buck, is something special. To many, Michigan deer hunting season highlights the sporting year.
Lake Michigan is famous for its gorgeous beach towns, towering lighthouses, and exquisite surfing spots, and is one of the largest lakes in the world. There are numerous spots for Lake Michigan camping for casual tourists and experienced campers alike. In this post, we’ll discuss some must-visit campgrounds that you should add to your bucket list.
The 1800s pamphlet promotes Bay Port resort, highlighting transportation via Flint & Pere Marquette Railroad, luxurious accommodations, fresh water sources, and recreational activities. It showcases Bay Port’s appeal as an accessible summer destination with scenic views and high standards of service.
tep back in time to Marine City, Michigan between 1880–1950. From shipbuilding dominance to salt works and sugar refineries, this river town’s history shaped the Great Lakes economy.
Oxford, Michigan’s history runs from gravel pits and railroads to bustling downtown streets and the Lone Ranger’s voice. A small town that helped build Michigan’s industry and culture.
The Kinde Polka Fest comes roaring back to the Upper Thumb with over 60 volunteers and a full slate of Polka entertainment over two days at the Friends of Kinde Palace.
The history of Ubly Michigan between 1900 and 1920 reflects a small town shaped by farming, railroads, schools, and parades. Rare photos capture daily life in the Thumb.
