Frankfort’s U-of-M, Maize-and-Blue connection
Read MoreHistory of Michigan Shores, from a Ruthven’s Point of View
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Frankfort’s U-of-M, Maize-and-Blue connection
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Read MoreAll aboard the Magical History Tour
Read MoreElberta’s cultural watering hole re-opens
Read MoreAccording to Allen L. Blacklock’s book, History of Elberta, and records from the Benzie Area Historical Museum, the site where The Cabbage Shed now sits, on Waterfront Lots 16 and 17, was first occupied by a general merchandise store, built in 1867 by George A. Douglas. It was the first commercial building in Elberta, which […]
Read MoreMr. Joy’s 31 years of making things better
Read MoreCelebration starts at 5pm on September 11, 2015
Read MoreThe many ways people name paradise
Read MoreGold fever attracts media frenzy
Read MoreMuseum and exhibit celebrate first full year
Read MoreFirst-person account of a fall storm from the deck
Read MoreAt least 500 years old
Read MoreDetails of the Tragedy… err, Comedy
Read MoreAnnual fundraiser features Cole Porter music
Read MoreA mystery unfolding
Read MoreBy Jed Jaworski Current Contributor Residents of Northern Michigan, like much of the nation, are reevaluating our long held perceptions on fire in the environment. Fire professionals, ecologists and climate experts are all telling us fire will be in our back yard, but can we actually live “with” fire? The answer is that we may […]
Read MoreA history of Benzie’s airfields
Read MoreThe tale of a faithful ship and the “Good Will” of a community
Read Moreship lost with all hands near the Manitou Islands
Read Moremystery of woman’s death still haunts maritime history<
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