Michigan History

One is mainly a lake, the other is more of a village. Which one should qualify as Michigan's #1 Smallest City?

Photos of Craig are hard to find, but there are a couple here along with some of Jacobsville...

For well over 150 years, this Michigan Brewery has been brewing up the goodness.

When Michigan became the 26th state in the Union January 26th, 1837 some of these towns were settlements or villages and would later become cities.

The idea came from a leaky milk truck.

Take a look at some of Michigan's early-1900s butchers and meat markets and compare to what we have today...

The village is Montrose, a place seldom heard by many Michiganders. Now you will know a little more about it..

They walked, talked, hitchhiked, rode a horse, drove a buggy...any way possible to track you down and knock on your door. Here's a gallery of vintage Michigan salesmen!

Michigan's beloved Tiger Stadium underwent a handful of name changes before settling on the most iconic one. Read some info and see some vintage photos!

Plank roads may not have originated in Michigan, but we became the leader. Check out some brief info and photos!