Huron County Boating & Sailing – 16 Harbors, Marinas and Access Sites to Lake Huron & Saginaw Bay – Video
Huron County offers nearly 100 miles of Lake Huron and Saginaw Bay shoreline, making it a strong choice for recreational boating and sailing.
A Foodie’s Guide to Michigan Cuisine – 20 Outstanding Choices
Hungry for a culinary adventure? Michigan’s diverse cuisine offers an epicurean delight that everyone should experience. From Detroit-style pizza to hearty pasties and fresh-off-the-coals BBQ, discover the gastronomic secrets of the Great Lakes State. Dig in and join us on this delectable journey!
Teacher Rules 1900 – The Bizarre Expectations of 1900s Educators
From sweeping floors to avoiding ice cream with men, the Teacher Rules 1900 demanded more virtue than common sense. Our Michigan Moments post pokes fun at the bizarre expectations placed on early educators in Michigan and across America.
History of McGregor Michigan – The Capable Railroad Hamlet That Time Forgot – Video
McGregor, Michigan, grew from one settler’s homestead into a vital Thumb-region railroad town. From its grain elevator to its one-room schoolhouse, McGregor Michigan history tells a timeless story of connection, community, and change.
History of Minden City, Michigan – A Captivating Story of Small Town Life – Video
The history of Minden City, Michigan reflects the story of small-town life in the Thumb. From farming and railroads to Main Street businesses, this village shaped Sanilac County.
Rails Into the Thumb – Cass City and the Detroit and Huron Railroad, 1913- Video
The Detroit and Huron Railroad opened in 1913, linking Cass City and Bad Axe. Once vital to Michigan’s Thumb, it ran its final train in 1951 before fading into history.
The Akron Coal Mine – The Forgotten Mine of Michigan’s Thumb
In 1908, the Akron Coal Mine in Tuscola County symbolized big hopes for Michigan coal. Within decades it was gone, leaving only photos and stories of a short-lived boom.
History of Blaney Park, Michigan – From Lumber Camp to Resort and Its Fascinating Bebirth
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.