Mackinac Island

Being in Michigan, people notice how different the city names are. Here are five of the city names that Michiganders say wrong.

Looking for a new home? Perhaps you'd like to live on Mackinac Island. There are some homes available for sale on the 4.35 square mile island.

The holidays look remarkably different on Mackinac Island as the hustle and bustle of rush hour is replaced by the sounds of footsteps on fresh snow.

There are some spots that are truly breathtaking, and if you've never planned a trip to the upper peninsula, make sure you're comfortable with long drives.

On May 30, 2021 the Brigadoon Cottage on Mackinac Island caught fire. It caused over $1 million in damage. The home located near the Yacht Club on Main Street is a 120 year old Victorian-era private residence owned by the Stingel Family. Let's take a look at what the notable property looks like now.

Arch Rock, one of the most photographed locations not only on Mackinac Island, but in the state of Michigan, has been immortalized in LEGO.

Mackinac Island has earned the title of America's most tormented/haunted small town.

This family owned market has been stocking shelves and pantries for more than 130 years. Now under fourth-generation ownership, Doud's was first opened in 1884.

Built in 1887, this historic Michigan hotel, which prides itself on having the world's largest porch, is in the running for yet another award.

It's National Fudge Day! Every year on June 16 we celebrate this sweet treat. And since Michigan is home to the Fudge Capital of the World, how much fudge is made every day on Mackinac Island?

What were some of the tourist sights to see while traveling through Michigan 70 years ago?

Fun fact: Mackinac Island was first a national park before being recognized as a state park in 1895.