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Ten More Former Michigan Drive-In Theatres: Clayton to St Johns
From Clayton to St. Johns, here are ten more defunct Michigan drive-in theaters, all dust in the wind...
The Town with Six Names: Rare Photos of Addison, Lenawee County
After five different names, the town finally decided to stick with the sixth. Find out the other five names and see photos from 1900-1920...
Forman, One of Lake County's 1st Villages, is Now a Ghost Town
One of Lake County's first villages, Forman now doesn't even show up on maps or satellite searches. Here's some info and a quick look...
The Former Trippensee Planetarium Company, Saginaw: 1930-1999
These gadgets helped 20th Century kids learn about the connections between the earth, sun, and moon - created in Michigan, built in Saginaw. Here's where they were made...
Lake Superior Ghost Ship: “Flying Dutchman of the Great Lakes”
It's said that this ghost ship has been haunting Lake Superior since it disappeared in 1902. Here's the tale and some photos of the ship...
“True Love's Kiss” – A Michigan State University Urban Legend
If a couple kisses here, what is their fate? Here's one of MSU's most well-known Urban Legends...
Michigan's 1st Indian Mission Founded in 1831: Zeba, Baraga Co.
It was here in 1831 that Reverend Frederic Baraga founded Michigan's first Indian mission. Here's a look at the remote village of Zeba, in Baraga County...
The Deepest Mine in Michigan: "Old Reliable"
Average depth of iron mines were 100-3,000 feet. Not copper mines - they went much deeper! Take a look at Michigan's Deepest Mine...
A Deserted Camp on Neebish Island (Plus Goose Island), Michigan
A deserted camp, historic cemetery, old beached tugboat and more surprises are on Neebish Island. Take a look...
Inside an Abandoned Nursing Home: Kalamazoo, Michigan
Removed from medical help programs, this nursing home finally had to shut down. Here's a look inside and details why they were denied...