A Bakers Dozen Collection of Ohio State’s Weird Traditions and Campus Ghost Stories

In today’s episode of ‘History Meets Hilarity,’ we’ve delved into the archives of Ohio State University’s most ‘esteemed’ traditions. From the letter ‘M’ getting the red tape to the chilly plunge in Mirror Lake, we’ve uncovered the peculiar ways Buckeyes gear up for that team up north. Thanks to AI sleuthing (and minimal human interference), we’ve served up a platter of Buckeye antics that might just make Woody Hayes chuckle in his grave. Stay tuned for more collegiate quirks—AI-generated, human-approved

Historic Landmarks In Atlanta Michigan: Uncover 4 Hidden Gems

by Paul Austin

Atlanta, Michigan, is more than just a small town; it’s a treasure trove of history. This article will guide you through the historic landmarks in Atlanta Michigan that make this …

Romantic Roam: Horses of Mackinac Island

by Paul Austin

Deep-rooted in the vibrant tapestry of Mackinac Island’s history, culture, and everyday life, the horses continue to be an important figure of this charming community. Nestled between Michigan’s upper and …

Explore Centennial Park: Holland MI’s Hidden Gem

by Paul Austin

Nestled in the heart of Holland, Michigan, stands a testament to time and community spirit, the Centennial Park. This treasured local landmark, with a rich tapestry of history woven into …

Croswell Swinging Bridge – Unveiling the Rich History of a Small Town’s Unique Crossing

by Michaela Nolte

Embark on a journey to the captivating world of the Croswell Swinging Bridge in Croswell, Michigan. Traverse the bouncy path, feel the thrill beneath your feet, and immerse yourself in a tapestry of history and community. Join the festive fervor of the annual cardboard boat races and experience the magic of this iconic landmark. Step onto the bridge and let the adventure begin!

Lake Ann Grocery – A Survivor’s Tale from a Historic Michigan Village

by Michaela Nolte

Lake Ann Grocery stands as a testament to the resilience of Lake Ann, Michigan. Occupying a building that survived three devastating fires, it symbolizes a community’s endurance. Celebrating its 42nd anniversary in 2023, its legacy continues.

The Ojibwe Strike Back: The Michilimackinac Attack of 1763

by Michaela Nolte

The Ojibwe Uprising at Michilimackinac in 1763 was more than a rebellion—it was a statement of the Ojibwe people’s resilience and defiance against colonial intrusion. The uprising showcased strategic acumen and courage, etching a deep imprint on North American history. Today, the uprising’s legacy continues to inspire indigenous cultures and shapes our understanding of historical power dynamics.

Michigan Fish Hatcheries – 150 Years Of Creating Great Lakes Sportfishing

by Michaela Nolte

Discover the history of Michigan’s fish hatcheries and their impact on sportfishing. Learn about the various hatcheries in the state and their role in rearing diverse fish species. Find out how modern hatcheries continue to support sustainable fishing practices in Michigan.

The Bach Michigan Depot

by Michaela Nolte

The Bach Rail Depot was part of the Michigan Central Caro Branch line, which ran from Vassar to Owendale. This line was a part of the larger Michigan Central Railroad …

Michigan Summer Health and Resorts

by Michaela Nolte

This early 1900s postcard titled “Michigan – A Summer Health Resort State” highlights the growing popularity of Michigan as a vacation destination during that time, particularly for those seeking relief …