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Old Presque Isle Light

Daniel E. Dempster 2002

A plan of the Straits of St. Mary, and Michilimackinac to shew the situation & importance of the two westermost settlements of Canada for the fur trade.

Earl W. De La Vergne 1761

Carte des lacs du Canada. Dressée sur les manuscrits du depost des cartes, plans et journaux de la marine et sur le Journal du RP. de Charlevoix.

J. N. Bellin 1744

Mackinac Bridge Construction

Lawrence A. Rubin 1958

Letter from Sarlee R. Howard-Filler to Ms. P.J. Remenecz

Sarlee R. Howard-Filler, Michigan Department of State 1984

Report of the Commissioner for Indian Affairs, 1865

United States Department of the Interior 1865

Water levels of the Great Lakes: Monthly Mean

United States Lake Survey 1913

Lake Huron Dive Chart

Paul W. Ackerman c.1989

The Great Storm of November 1913

U.S. Lighthouse Service 1987

Letter to John Livingston from Richard Kernick

13 September 1847

"Lake Erie 'takes the cure' (and the fish are jumping)"

Leelanau Enterprise and Tribune 14 August 1975

The Direct Route to all Points in Western and Northern Michigan and the Upper Peninsula

Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad Co. c.1900

Mitchell048 copy.tif

The tourist's pocket map of Michigan : exhibiting its internal improvements, roads, distances &c.

J. H. Young 1835

A guide to the health, pleasure and fishing resorts of northern Michigan, reached by the Grand Rapids & Indiana Railroad. Health, pleasure, and fishing resorts of northern Michigan. The summer resorts and lakes of Northern Michigan and how to reach them.

Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad Company 1879

Mackinac, the wonderful isle, Petoskey, Traverse City & other northern Michigan summer resorts.-- Mackinac, Petoskey, Traverse City and other northern Michigan summer resorts.

Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad Company c.1892

Great Lakes Compact

Great Lakes-St. Lawrence River Basin Water Resources Council

Tower construction

Martha Smith c.1950

Mackinac Bridge at Twilight

Martha Smith 1957

The Sault Ste. Marie Rapids (Swift waters of the St. Mary's River) from which the cities of Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan and Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, derived their names

A. E. Young c.1930s

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