Who recognizes this mill?
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Who recognizes this mill? The C.L. Packard Mill had a couple different names throughout the years. But did you know why it was torn down? Keep an eye out for our March newsletter for a whole story on the mill.
Some photos from tonight’s presentation on the historical significance of Flushing Cemetery and notable burials.
You have more time to see this great exhibit. Don’t miss out. Due to popular demand, Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition will remain open at Sloan Museum until September 3! Buy…
On this day in 1985, Cass City, MI native Col. Brewster Shaw, Jr. (USAF) guided Space Shuttle Atlantis to a landing at Edwards Air Force Base in California after the…
She only saw ten years of service on the Pere Marquette Railway and the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, six more years of storage in New Buffalo. But in 1957 the…
The lumber town of Watson, Michigan, is one of the places featured in the “Ghost Towns of the Upper Peninsula: A Photographic Journey” story by Elizabeth Fust and Daniel Truckey….
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