michigan history

For well over 150 years, this Michigan Brewery has been brewing up the goodness.

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.

The idea came from a leaky milk truck.

We're used to the names of these Michigan cities now, but they used to be called something else.

This Michigan relic has stood as a testament to time. Over one hundred years old and still fully operational, although not used for its original purpose.

Are you a fan of Michigan history? This might interest you just a little bit then.

A Michigan treasure hunter made an incredible find: a pipe he believes to be dated to the 1800's. Now, he's looking for information about the possible manufacturer.

Have you seen these signs along mid-Michigan highways? Turns out, there's some pretty incredible history to be found should you follow this 10,000 mile journey!

For most of us, the song has been around for virtually our entire lifetime, and every November 10th, we add a year to the anniversary. This year, it's 45. And it is the song from where most of us know the story of the doomed freighter, the Edmund Fitzgerald.

Where is (or was) your favorite place for vinyl?

As Michiganders, we have a lot of pride in the Mackinac Bridge. It was an incredible feat at the time and is still a majestic sight to behold. Here are some things you might not know!

What are some of your favorite Lansing "landmarks"? Which ones might fall a bit flat in your opinion? Let us know!