History: Michigan History & Travel

pictorial histories of Michigan cities and towns, tourism attractions, events, etc. GRCC does not own all titles, so use the [Search MeLCat] button to see more.

Informed by the latest research and taking the long and fascinating history of Michigan up to 2008

This book examines Michigan's colorful history from 1980 to 1994. George May has used the large body of new studies that have appeared in recent years to expand and improve the book's coverage of Indians, African Americans, various ethnic groups, recent political developments, labor and business, and numerous other topics.

3,500+ historic sites with the ability to locate and map historic sites across the state of Michigan, on the Lower Peninsula and the Upper, in urban areas as well as rural

Features more than 1,200 entries that explore the most significant, best known, and most influential people, places, events, organizations, products, history, and other subjects about Michigan.

Michigan Department of Transportation MDOT's public transit, bus routes, rail travel, bicycling, bridges, borders and ferries, maps, traffic construction information.

public relations campaign to further Michigan travel & tourism

This book explores Michigan's astonishingly vast peninsulas both with varied landscapes. With stunning photography of Dianne Carroll Burdick Michigan's flavor frontier became a photo essay. The culinary search for Michigan's homegrown connects us to this place we call Michigan.

Historical maps of the Great Lakes region document Indian civilization.