michigan history

This site was a haven for trespassers and ghost-hunters; now it's demolished to make way for a park. Here are some drone photos...

These three Michigan tunnels are historic in that they are the first tunnels in the entire world to connect two countries: Michigan and Canada.

For years it was believed the Kellogg's Corn Flakes rooster symbolized "crowing to get you up in the morning". Nope. Here's the real reason the rooster is on the box...

One of the largest manufacturers of Michigan Hardwoods started in this Saginaw County town. Here are some old photos of the town of Oakley...

Interactive web application showcases Michigan's nearly 1,800 historical markers across the state.

This community seems to have lasted for only one year, 1899-1900. Read some scant info and see a few fuzzy photos...

Remaining in this little ghost town are a few residents, along with its past reputation. Here are some details and photos...

The last recorded burial here was in 1904; so about 120 years later, it's time someone maintained it. Here are some photos...

It has other names across the country, but Michigan seems to be the only one calling it "Devil's Night"...Here are a few details...

Michigan-based company Sanders recently announced their bumpy cake inventory is running low, but have West Michigan residents even heard of this sweet treat?

The 'haunting' blame has been put on a cleaning lady who died at age 100. Check out photos of this historic old movie house in Detroit...

We are the Scariest American State? Out of thousands of paranormal occurrences & legends in Michigan, here are a dozen examples...