Hell Michigan

Every state indeed has those fascinating and unique towns, but some just stand out a little for those unique and unusual reasons.

Flushing isn't the "land of toilets" as kids used to joke. And Christmas, Michigan isn't Frankenmuth.

When Michigan became the 26th state in the Union January 26th, 1837 some of these towns were settlements or villages and would later become cities.

How did Hell, Michigan get its name? These are four theories on how it happened.

You can do a lot of things in Hell, and the tiny town in Michigan did a thing yesterday (4/24). They elected a cat to serve as mayor of the city for a day.

They have hiking trails, one of the largest mini-golf courses in the country, and a whole lot of charming town folk taking the name Hell in stride.

A website called Zippia chose their single favorite out of each state. Beer Bottle Crossing, Idaho made the list, along with Accident, Maryland... Castle Danger, Minnesota.... and Okay, Oklahoma. But According to Zippia, the weirdest Michigan town name is...