Michigan Public Library Recommends Books About Michigan
by Michigan Public Library Recommends Books About Michigan Michigan Public Library Recommends Books About Michigan
by Author: Michaela Nolte
Michaela is a history buff and loves to export historical markers and old buildings and seeks stories about Michigan and Great Lakes history. When she is not writing, you can find her with a good book sipping wine on the beach.
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The City of Cleveland III – A Technological Marvel of Great Lakes Shipping History
by The City of Cleveland III was the hotshot of its time, equipped with all the latest gadgets and gizmos that made other ships on the Great Lakes look like dinghies. It could fit 5,000 passengers and 1,500 beds, making it the ultimate party boat for summer tourists traveling between Detroit and Cleveland. But even this fancy vessel couldn’t avoid a classic case of “whoopsie daisy.” In 1950, the City of Cleveland III played a little game of bumper boats with the Norwegian freighter Ravnefjell in dense fog on Lake Huron off Harbor Beach, Michigan. Sadly, five folks aboard the ship didn’t survive the accidental game of demolition derby, and the City of Cleveland III was put out to pasture a few years later. Despite its mishap, this ship remains a true OG of Great Lakes history, proving that even with all the bells and whistles, accidents can still happen.
Manure Crisis of 1894: How Horses Almost Overwhelmed Cities
by The Manure Crisis of 1898 refers to a significant environmental and public health issue that arose in major cities around the world, including New York City, due to the high number of horses on the streets. At the time, horses were the primary mode of transportation, and they produced vast amounts of manure and urine each day.
The French in Michigan – Little-Known Milestones 1530 – 1760
by The French in Michigan and their presence in the upper Great Lakes region from 1534 to 1760 saw several critical milestones in the area’s exploration, fur trade, and military conquest. …
Ty Cobb: 10 Trivia Tidbits About A Detroit Tigers Baseball Legend
by Ty Cobb, one of the greatest baseball players of all time, played for the Detroit Tigers for 22 seasons and was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1936. He was known for his incredible skills, aggressive play, and numerous records, but he also faced controversy and criticism during his career.
31 Interesting Things To Do In Mid-Michigan
by We found these 26 amazing things to do in Mid-Michigan. We explored Bay City, Saginaw, Frankenmuth, and Midland to find these fun things to do.
Things to Do In Howell Michigan: 10 Remarkable Activities for Tourists
by Howell, Michigan, is a charming city in the middle of Livingston County. It has a unique mix of history, nature, and modern amenities. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a repeat traveler, this city has something for everyone. Here are ten things to do in Howell Michigan to add to your itinerary.
Michigan Labor Propaganda Posters During World War II
by When the United States entered World War II, propaganda posters encouraged workers to contribute their labor to the war effort with the promise of winning the war for a better future. Posters also encouraged Americans to volunteer and enlist in the military, buy war bonds, conserve resources and conserve food.
5 Live Holland Michigan Webcams, Latest Holland News & Weather Updates
by Holland Mi is known as a beautiful beach and tourist town on the shores of Lake Michigan. We have found the best Holland Michigan Webcams to see the little city …
Snowbird Trip To Florida – 2 Nights On I-75 To Awesome Winter Warmth
by A snowbird’s favorite activity is enjoying a morning coffee by the pool while your pals up north dig out from the previous lake-effect blizzard. Here is a great deal for your next trip to the Sunshine state.
