15 Michigan Towns Everyone Should Visit At Least Once
Take a Michigan roadtrip anytime and take the backroads - You'll see & discover many places & things that you never knew were here...
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Ruins of the Abandoned Cement Factory in Bellevue, Eaton County
These old ruins sit back in the southwestern Eaton County woods. Take a look at some photos...
Abraham Lincoln’s First & Only Speech To a Michigan Audience, 1856
Abe Lincoln gave a speech in Michigan only once, to endorse someone else for president. Details & location are here...
MICHIGAN LOST COMMUNITY: Hatch’s Crossing, Leelanau County
Hatch's Crossing was nothing but a railway station that was destined to become nothing more. See location, photos, and info!
White Castle Hamburger Restaurants – Are Any Left in Michigan?
Find out where in Michigan to get White Castle burgers and see some old photos!
The Grisly Tale That Brings Visitors to Walker Tavern: Irish Hills, Michigan
What happened at this historic tavern? Is it a true tale or made up to attract customers? Read the story and see some photos...
The Abandoned Recording Studio in the Woods: Leelanau Peninsula
This awesome old 1879 mill was transformed into a 1970's recording studio and now sits deteriorating. Here's the location...
‘Darrin’ (Dick York) of “Bewitched” is Buried in This Michigan Cemetery
Dick York lived his last days in Michigan. Take a look at his old Michigan home and where he currently lies.
The Michigan ‘Lost’ Town That Was “Made” from Shingles
The historic Michigan lumber town of Shingleton grew around one little ole shingle mill. Some of the old structures still stand, making this a cool roadtrip stop. Take a look!
The ‘Lost’ Michigan Town That Began as a Saloon
It began as a saloon. It grew. It flourished. Then it faded. Now there are just a few buildings left. Take a look at this old Michigan Thumb town!