Have you stopped down to see our train display?? The beautiful #ChristmasVillage is all setup with the Lionel Trains running full blast! Stop in during the #FlushingCandlewalk2018 to see it for yourself Flushing Michigan Happenings
On July 16, 1857, the first telegraph cable was laid across the Detroit River. This 1877 telegraph, from J. W. Lord to Theodore H. Eaton, Jr., asks, “Can Margaret join…
“Thank God for Michigan!” On May 16, 1861, Michigan entered the Civil War. The 1st Michigan Infantry arrived in Washington, D.C. to serve with the Union Army. During the war,…
Friends of the Flushing Area Library Book Sale Details Event by Friends of the Flushing Area Library Annex next to the Library Duration: 2 days Public: Anyone on or off…
Renovations are taking place #downtownflushing and we are seeing some of the original #arches on the facades of the 100 block. We are excited to see the finished product of…
“It’ll n̶e̶v̶e̶r̶ run.” On November 30, 1985, the Pere Marquette 1225 moved under her own power for the first time since 1951. In 1988, the restored locomotive began a whole…
The Flushing Area Historical Society will host local author David Scott Smith, who will share his presentation A Personal History of Flushing, stories of lost images. David will also provide…
