The 1846 Michigan Village of California, Near the Indiana Border
Not much seems to be written about this small town, but at least I was able to gather up some old photos. CLICK IN and take a look!
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Historic Bell Road Bridge, Hidden in Overgrowth…or Is It?
This old 1891 Michigan structure has two historic markers, but where did the bridge go? CLICK IN for photos and find out why it closed down!
The Michigan Town Named After the Founder of an All-Girls’ School
This might be easy to figure out, but read the article anyhow and check out some 'then-and-now' photos!
Somerset Center (and the Railroad Bridge Buried Under the Lake)
A railroad bridge buried under the lake, haunted park, artesian well and more, along Historic US-12 in the Somerset area of Hillsdale County. CLICK IN for photos and info!
This Michigan Village Was Called a “Hotbed of Abolitionism”
In 1847, the Kentucky Slave Raid made its way into this little Michigan town. Holy cow...check this one out by clicking the picture!
Where are all the Michigan Big Boy Restaurants?
How many Michigan Big Boy restaurants are left? CLICK IN to see where in Michigan you can still visit a Big Boy!
Pride & Country Historic Village and What’s Left of Frankentrost
Frankentrost had many shops & stores, but now they're gone...but there is an historic village nearby to see. CLICK IN for info and photos!
SMALLTOWN SPOTLIGHT: “Then-and-Now” Photos of Douglas, in Allegan County
There remains some confusion on how this town was named. CLICK IN for some "then-and-now" photos and a brief bio!
This is the Sixth Oldest Village in Michigan
This 1833 town survived 'ghost town' status is is doing very well to this day. CLICK IN for photos and location!
The Village with Three Names: Henrietta, in Jackson County
So which of these three names are we supposed to call it? Click in for info & photos, then make your choice...