Who recognizes this mill?
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.
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Laroche boarded Titanic with two daughters, and a third child on the way. Due to racial discrimination, Mr. Laroche was underpaid as an engineer in France…
With over nine miles of track, the Northlandz Model Railroad Museum is thought to be the world’s largest model train set. Dedication doesn’t even begin to describe it.
Today we remember PFC John W. Dearing who lost his life 14 years ago. His uniform, donated artifacts and story is on display in our Global War on Terror gallery. …
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…
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…
We hope everyone has a Safe Easter Weekend from all of us here at the Flushing Area Historical Society & Museum. Here are some of the places of worship in…