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Doing a radio interview in Ypsilanti, Michigan (2016). I began writing my Fornology blog in April of 2011 in support of my full length book...

Santa's origin can be traced back to ancient Germanic folklore and the Norse god Odin. The modern character of Santa was embraced by...

Samuel Zug Samuel Zug is thought by some people to have been an industrialist, but that couldn't be further from the truth. He wa...

Detroit's Village of Delray is all but a memory today, but its namesake Delray Beach is going strong on the east coast of Florida. My wi...

What's the Deal Grosse Ile? Last week, I did an hour long podcast on "Prohibition on the Detroit River" in the Downriver area ...

If people needed to cross the four mile Straits of Mackinac between Michigan's Lower and Upper Peninsulas before 1957, they went e...

Bulk salt waiting to be loaded for shipment Twelve hundred feet below the surface of the state of Michigan lies the largest salt depo...

"Brag Load" of Logs and Ten Man Crew with a Team of Horses The Michigan forest landscape was bountiful for early settler...

During the depths of the Great Depression in Ypsilanti, Michigan, a seven-year-old boy is found frozen to death under the Frog Island Foo...

One of the least recognized of Ypsilanti's notable citizens was Preston Tucker, an automobile innovator who many automotive his...

Michigan tornadoes since 1950 when records began being kept. A tornado is a violent rotating column of air descending from a thunderst...

Over a period of twenty-seven years, the Ford Rotunda hosted over 16.5 million visitors. In the 1950's, it was the fifth most popula...

Ypsilanti, Michigan is a unique place with a rich history that many residents overlook. Prior to World War II , Michigan State Norm...