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These days, Beulah is mostly a summer destination. But through the 1920s and 30s, an annual smelt festival meant April was peak season.
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Colonial Michilimackinac is a wooden fort, once used by the French and British about 300 years ago. It’s also among the longest ongoing archaeological digs in the U-S.
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Lake County turns 150 years old this year and the Lake County Historical Museum is celebrating with a week of events. A conversation with Museum President Bruce Micinski about the county's origins and growth.
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The Women's Federated Clubs of the early 20th Century left a permanent mark in Petoskey. Little Traverse History Museum Executive Director Jane Garver has been transcribing the minutes from these women’s clubs.
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Colonial Michilimackinac is a wooden fort, once used by the French and British about 300 years ago. It’s also among the longest ongoing archaeological digs in the U-S.
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Archaeologists at Fort Michilimackinac uncovered a pocket knife over the holiday weekend.