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On May 13, 1712, Fort Pontchartrain at Detroit was attacked by forces from three native tribes
On May 13, 1712, Fort Pontchartrain at Detroit was attacked by forces from three native tribes. Du Buisson, who had recently replaced Cadillac as commander in Detroit, led a successful…
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History being made everyday. Great Job!
For the third time this year, members of the Flushing High School track team broke a school record. Congratulations to the relay team of Nick Morrison, Leon Stocker, Julien York…
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Ghost Towns of the Upper Peninsula
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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Proclamation 2873—Armed Forces Day, 1950
Proclamation 2873—Armed Forces Day, 1950 February 27, 1950 By the President of the United States of America A Proclamation Whereas the Armed Forces of the United States serve the Nation…
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Michigan History magazine includes many great feature articles
Do you like a good story? Michigan History magazine includes many great feature articles and a host of exciting special sections, there’s something there for every Michigan history buff. Learn…
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On May 16, 1861, Michigan entered the Civil War
“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,…
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51st Annual Art in the Park
Flushing Women’s Club GFWC proudly presents the 51st Annual Art in the Park Event. Join us for an enjoyable day shopping with a variety of crafters including metal work, wood…
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Michigan history: Why Flint’s ‘Vehicle City’ nickname
Before Detroit was the “Motor City,” Flint, Mich. was “Vehicle City” — but the original nickname had nothing to do with cars. In the late 1800’s, Flint was home to…
