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The Turtle, The Mitten, and An Epic History of Michigan

The Turtle, The Mitten, and An Epic History of Michigan

Aaron Helman

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Aaron Helman Books
Año de edición:
2025
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Historia
ISBN:
9798986573861
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Part History, Part Travel, Part Adventure-And 100% Pure MichiganFrom vanished towns and famous battles to forgotten beaches and backroad legends, The Turtle, The Mitten, and An Epic History of Michigan takes readers on a captivating journey through the people, places, and moments that shaped the Great Lakes State.This isn’t your typical textbook history. It’s a road-ready companion - perfect for travelers, history lovers, lifelong Michiganders, and curious newcomers alike.You’ll explore:The lost town of Singapore, buried beneath Lake Michigan sand dunesThe Union Pier Nudist Club, where Chicago writers helped reshape literatureThe intersection at Phillips Corners, where Michigan and Ohio went to warThe lumber towns, auto plants, and battlefields that defined a nationAlong the way, you’ll visit charming lakeside destinations, ancient forests, and the gritty heart of Detroit - the most American city there ever was.Whether you’re planning your next Michigan road trip or rediscovering the stories of home, this book offers a smart, surprising, and unforgettable adventure through one of America’s most fascinating states.Aaron Helman is a historian, storyteller, and podcaster whose books bring local legends and overlooked history to life. His previous works include Ride the Jack Rabbit and An Incomplete History of St. Joseph County, Indiana.

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