The Shadow Town of Pearl: Allegan County, MichiganThe Shadow Town of Pearl: Allegan County, MichiganNow, if you can only find the place.....you can see the bare spot where the depot once stood.....John RobinsonJohn Robinson
Fun Roadtrip: Visit M-28's Old Railroad Stops: Upper PeninsulaFun Roadtrip: Visit M-28's Old Railroad Stops: Upper PeninsulaThis 32-mile strip of M-28 takes you through some towns that don't exist anymore and some that barely hang on. See details and the route!John RobinsonJohn Robinson
Almost Named ‘Dushville’, Winn Sits Undisturbed in Isabella County, MichiganAlmost Named ‘Dushville’, Winn Sits Undisturbed in Isabella County, MichiganThe town's name was changed to Dushville when William Wiley Dush thought it should be named after him.....John RobinsonJohn Robinson
MICHIGAN LOST COMMUNITY: Hatch’s Crossing, Leelanau CountyMICHIGAN LOST COMMUNITY: Hatch’s Crossing, Leelanau CountyHatch's Crossing was nothing but a railway station that was destined to become nothing more. See location, photos, and info!John RobinsonJohn Robinson
The Abandoned Recording Studio in the Woods: Leelanau PeninsulaThe Abandoned Recording Studio in the Woods: Leelanau PeninsulaThis awesome old 1879 mill was transformed into a 1970's recording studio and now sits deteriorating. Here's the location...John RobinsonJohn Robinson
‘Darrin’ (Dick York) of “Bewitched” is Buried in This Michigan Cemetery‘Darrin’ (Dick York) of “Bewitched” is Buried in This Michigan CemeteryDick York lived his last days in Michigan. Take a look at his old Michigan home and where he currently lies.John RobinsonJohn Robinson
The Michigan ‘Lost’ Town That Was “Made” from ShinglesThe Michigan ‘Lost’ Town That Was “Made” from ShinglesThe historic Michigan lumber town of Shingleton grew around one little ole shingle mill. Some of the old structures still stand, making this a cool roadtrip stop. Take a look!John RobinsonJohn Robinson
The ‘Lost’ Michigan Town That Began as a SaloonThe ‘Lost’ Michigan Town That Began as a SaloonIt began as a saloon. It grew. It flourished. Then it faded. Now there are just a few buildings left. Take a look at this old Michigan Thumb town!John RobinsonJohn Robinson
Man Who Played “The Mummy” in 1940 is Buried in MichiganMan Who Played “The Mummy” in 1940 is Buried in Michigan"The Mummy" is buried right here in Michigan.....well, the man who played him in a classic 1940 monster film is. Take a look and see where!John RobinsonJohn Robinson
The Oldest, Still-Surviving Building in MichiganThe Oldest, Still-Surviving Building in MichiganThe oldest one, still in use, was built in 1780. Details are here...John RobinsonJohn Robinson