Share and explore Michigan history through family mementos. Your heirloom and story could be featured during a celebration at the Michigan History Center on Saturday, June 27.
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The Bath School Museum Committee is still fundraising to building a freestanding space to commemorate the 1927 bombing that killed dozens of children. -
Museums in three Michigan cities will display some of the United States’ foundational documents from the late 1700s and early 1800s as the country celebrates the 250th anniversary of its founding.
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Baseball history in Lansing stretches back more than 100 years before Lansing Lugnuts threw out their first pitch in 1996. -
The lost film, "Gugusse and the Automaton" by French filmmaker George Méliès was found in a Michigan man's family collection. -
A 19th-century painting twisted Pontiac’s War—this episode uncovers the real story.
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The untold story of Indigenous women whose power shaped Pontiac’s War and Michigan’s history.
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A 1763 lacrosse match at Fort Michilimackinac turns into a daring Native rebellion.
