The Word Michigander Started As A Political Insult In 1848
Most people know Lincoln for the Gettysburg Address. Fewer know he once coined an insult that Michigan residents still use to describe themselves today.
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How A Pioneer’s Clashes Led To Kalamazoo’s Name Change
Imagine a town torn apart by conflict in the 1800s, where one man's vision turned into a battle for identity. That's the backdrop of Kalamazoo's early days.
Revealing Michigan’s Most Historic Restaurant That Was Once a Brothel
The past lives of Michigan's most historic restaurant include being a brothel, a general store, and even a stop on the underground railroad.
How a Forgotten 1825 Clash Gave Battle Creek Its Name
Battle Creek is known for being Cereal City, USA, but many don't know how the city got its name.
One Of America's 'Most Endangered' Places Is In Michigan
One historical gem in Michigan has gained national attention as one of the most endangered spots in America.
Michigan Is Home To One Of The Largest Lava Flows On The Planet
One of the largest lava flows on Earth can still be seen in one Michigan county.
Allegan County's Jail Museum Is Eerily Odd, and Unique
If you're in Allegan County, be sure to stop at the Historical Society and tour their jail museum.
Historic Mound in Ohio Is One of The Tallest in North America
One of the two largest conical mounds in eastern North America is located in Miamisburg, Ohio.
This Michigan City Was First in the World to Get Phone Numbers
The city of Detroit had many firsts, but this one changed the world fast.
Chrysler Developed A Nuclear Tank, And It's in Disney's Loki
It's quick, but this failed Chrysler Tank Concept is now part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.