The allure of Michigan's past
Publication Information
Allegan Forest, Mich. : Priscilla Press, 2008.
Physical Description
286 p. : ill. ; 22 cm.
Contents
- Preface
- Indian casinos: an ancient Michigan tradition
- The ups and downs of an Indian mound
- Old Crow cheats the hangman
- The struggles and triumphs of chief andrew Blackbird
- Wolverines in Michigan
- From Michigan voyageur to Minnesota statesman
- Early Detroit no haven for runaway slaves
- Go West, young man, to the Copper Country
- Happy New Year from your carrier boy
- The contumely of captains
- How Mary spelled H-U-S-B-A-N-D
- General Israel Canton Smith
- bonjour sault Ste. Marie, Adieu Detroit
- Wolverine doctors in the Gilded Age
- When Kalamazoo enjoyed three weeks of bliss
- "Pardon me?" said Governor Groswell
- The romance of old cookbooks
- Kalamazoo helped harness the wind and harrow the earth
- Coffin crackers and body snatchers
- Nimrods of the North
- Stanley Ketchel, the Michigan assassin
- Cornflakes, a tale of two brothers
- Two Bens and two cities
- Kalamazoo's clean streets crusade
- Pearl digggers and mussel men
- Carnegie heroes
- The saga of the Christmas Tree Ship
- Reading, writing and Red Nose
- Four women and a trailer
- "We must five our boys air!"
- The mighty milkweed hunt
- sources
- Index.