Michigan history

These large trees make up a portion of Michigan's "Valley of the Giants".....CLICK IN to see where!

The place once known as Pollok sits alone in the Ingham County countryside, wondering if anyone remembers. CLICK IN and see where it is!

A lake that appears and disappears and deep cracks in the earth throughout the woods. CLICK IN to find out more and where to see this for yourself!

Built in 1904, this old aquarium is still around to check out..CLICK IN to find out where!

Indian Dave was outcast by the Chippewas but became a Michigan icon during the 1800's. CLICK IN and find out why...

This building has been in service since 1841. CLICK IN for details and location!

This old former U.P. logging town is famous for its.....TOAST. Here's a town ya gotta see. CLICK IN for town history, photos, and location!

This 1800s town is gone, but a monster mound of sawdust that created 'Deanville Mountain' still exists. CLICK IN for info and location!

Sometimes fiction becomes fact. CLICK IN to read what happened back in 2001...

Empty except for a few homes and an old church, the old village of Hoytville still stands just south of Mulliken. CLICK IN for photos and info!