Michigan history

Image courtesy of Lisa Hoyt In just about a month, Petoskey is going to be home to a celebration of a bird that once blanketed northern Michigan skies. In the early 19th century, the passenger pigeon was the most abundant bird in North America. At its peak, it is estimated that there were 5...
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When you think of ghosts towns, you probably don’t think of Michigan. But even though we may not have tumbleweeds rolling down the streets past old saloons, the Mitten State has plenty of mysterious ghost towns to explore. Here are just six of them. Upper Peninsula Ghost Towns Fayette You’ll fi...
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