On this day in history, March 24: the first long-distance phone call is made, the Exxon Valdez oil spill occurs, and The Office premieres on NBC. (READ MORE)
On this day in history, March 24: the first long-distance phone call is made, the Exxon Valdez oil spill occurs, and The Office premieres on NBC. (READ MORE)
In 1984, Michigan welcomed its first test-tube baby in Hazel Park — a groundbreaking moment in medical history that helped change the world.
On this day in history, March 23: Patrick Henry gives his famous liberty speech, the Wright brothers receive an airplane patent, and Michigan’s first test-tube baby is born. (READ MORE)
Discover the what3words app—a simple, clever way to pinpoint any location using just three words. A fun and useful tool you didn’t know you needed.
Northland Shopping Center opened in Michigan in 1954 and became America’s first modern shopping mall — changing retail forever.
On this day in history, March 22: the Gutenberg Bible is printed, Michigan’s first shopping mall opens, and the laser is patented. (READ MORE)
The S.S. Badger has been crossing Lake Michigan since 1953 and is still running today—powered by coal and full of history.