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Residents of Concord, Michigan were warned to stay off the streets if they valued their lives, homes were threatened to be blown up.....this went on for hours one early morning in 1917. Details are here...

The first burial in Michigan's oldest Jewish cemetery took place in 1859, and the grounds are still being maintained perfectly...

Not impressed with the original bridge, Henry Ford bought it - and the mill - and constructed this new bridge. It has lasted now for over 100 years...

The original Sandstone Creek bridge was built in 1910 and demolished in order for this current one to be constructed in 1927...

Jackson’s Grand River Brewery served its final customers September 13, ending a 13-year run. No successor has been announced for the large downtown restaurant, brewery and event space.

The original 1931 Sparks bridge was demolished in 2007 and a similar, sturdier one stands there now...

For years, the Waterloo Museum farmhouse was called the "Realy" house...but it was actually built in 1854 by Johannes Siebold. Details are here...

Jackson’s Builders Care volunteers repaired a home for Courtney, a single mom and longtime United Way worker. Next, the HBA will help a retired teacher in Morenci.

Originally a single-family home, now used for office space. Here's a look at the classic Hugh H. Richard House near downtown Jackson...

Hidden in the underbrush on N. Parma Road lies the historic first brick house built in Springport Township, Jackson County...