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ROADSIDE MICHIGAN: The Dyer Kiln Ruins, Bellevue
This kiln was built in 1880 and is preserved so you can check it out! CLICK IN for location...
How Mackinac Island’s “Skull Cave” Got Its Name
This was given the name "Skull Cave" for a very good, but grisly, reason. Yep, it's probably what you're thinking. CLICK IN to read details and see photos!
MICHIGAN SMALL TOWNS: A Tale of Two Fultons
Two Michigan towns named 'Fulton'.....one is an old mining town, the other is headquarters for a Native American tribe. CLICK IN and check out the differences in these two historic Michigan towns with photos, info, and locations!
MICHIGAN GHOST TOWN: Junet, a Former Rail Station in Gogebic Co.
Junet is another Michigan community that never had a chance to grow. Listed as historic, but nonetheless there's nothing left but the railroad, a few old shacks, and a few homes. CLICK IN for location, info and location!
This Michigan Ghost Town Only Has One Old Schoolhouse Remaining
The community of Doyle didn't get much of a chance to grow back in the late 1800's. CLICK IN for info, photos and location!
Yes, There Were Pirates on the Great Lakes
Pirates sailed the Great Lakes for a few hundred years, smuggling and bootlegging, possibly leaving treasures at the bottom of one of our Great Lakes? CLICK IN for info on Michigan pirates!
The Legend of Mackinac’s “Crack-In-The-Island”
This huge crack in Mackinac Island is big enough to walk through. CLICK IN for details, photos, location, and the legend!
MICHIGAN ROADTRIP: The Legend of Irish Hollow Cemetery
This old U.P. cemetery is not without its own personal legend. CLICK IN to read the tale, see photos, and learn the location where you can visit...
MICHIGAN SHIPWRECK: The ‘America’, Isle Royale, Lake Superior
CLICK IN to go underwater and see photos of this historic 1928 Michigan shipwreck!