Michigan
Two historic landmarks in Michigan, across two eras of American history. Start with Mackinac Island Historic District and Greenfield Village.
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Pictured Mackinac Island Historic District
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Landmarks in Michigan
- The 19th Century
Mackinac Island Historic District
Mackinac Island, MI
A former national park turned state park where motor vehicles have been banned since 1898, Mackinac Island preserves both a Revolutionary War-era fort and a slice of 19th-century travel that most of America left behind more than a century ago.
The 20th CenturyGreenfield Village
Dearborn, MI
Henry Ford's tribute to the ordinary tools and workshops of American innovation, built by relocating the actual laboratory of Thomas Edison and the actual home of the Wright brothers to a single Michigan village.