michigan history

Junet is another Michigan community that never had a chance to grow. Listed as historic, but nonetheless there's nothing left but the railroad, a few old shacks, and a few homes. CLICK IN for location, info and location!

In the mid-1800's this little hamlet showed business growth; now all that remains is a country store. CLICK IN for location and info!

No businesses left in this former postal stop/railway station. CLICK IN to see where it is and what it looks like today!

This old 1883 lighthouse has been called the loneliest place in Michigan, North America, and the world. CLICK IN to see photos and video of the insides and out!

Here are three Michigan communities that have remaIned secluded and quiet for well over 100 years. You might have even driven through 'em at one time. CLICK IN to see where they are, then take a drive-thru!

If a meteor of this size hit Michigan now, we'd all be goners and the whole world would be affected. Yet, this is exactly what happened many, many years ago. CLICK IN for the details and location!

At the tip of the Keweenaw Peninsula lies an old rocket range, abandoned since 1971. CLICK IN for photos and where to visit...if you're the adventurous type!

The legend of Belle Isle's Snake Goddess has been handed down through the past few centuries. CLICK IN to read the tale...then visit Belle Isle and possibly see for yourself!

This campground has been around since 1913 and is STILL operating! CLICK IN to see where you can visit and camp!

Stagecoach Stop in the Irish Hills seems to be open for business during the summer months. CLICK IN for info and photos!

The old Underground Forest roadside attraction has been closed for well over 50 years. It sits abandoned along Old 27. CLICK IN to see where it is!

If you like to explore, this may whet your appetite. The Freda Copper Mill ruins are awesome, but visit with caution. CLICK IN for info, photos, and location!