Michigan Travel Tips
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This page is the catalog page for the Michigan Travel Tips publications, which are written by Victor Edward Swanson, the publisher of The Hologlobe Press. The catalog is designed to give an individual access to the current publication and all previous publications. A new Michigan Travel Tips publication is published monthly, and each edition provides information about places to see in Michigan, and some of the information is presented through four public service announcements that have been designed to be used by staffers of radio stations, though anyone may read the announcements.
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People who know little about Michigan or know nothing about Michigan have to remember the state of Michigan is divided into two parts or two peninsulas, which are informally referred to as the "Lower Peninsula" (which is shaped like a hand) and the "Upper Peninsula."
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To see the current edition (published on
August 10, 2010), click on: Travel #76.
The main story features:
* The Agnes Andreas Nature Preserve,
the Indian River area, Cheboygan
County, the Lower Peninsula.
* The Community Arts Center, Hancock,
Houghton County, the Upper
Peninsula.
* The Exhibit Museum of Natural History
of the University of Michigan, Ann
Arbor, Washtenaw County, the
Lower Peninsula.To see the seventy-fifth edition (published on
July 10, 2010, click on: Travel #75.
The main story features:
* Children's Museum of Detroit, Detroit,
Wayne County, the Lower Peninsula.
* Da Yoopers Tourist Trap and Museum,
Ishpeming, Marquette County, the
Upper Peninsula.
* Eiffel Tower, Paris, Mecosta County,
the Lower Peninsula.
* Mackinaw Mining Co., Mackinaw County,
the Straits of Mackinac, the Lower
Peninsula.To see the seventh-fourth edition (published
on June 10, 2010, click on: Travel #74.
The main story features:
* The Bellaire Historical Museum, Bellaire,
Antrim County, the Lower Peninsula.
* The Old Fence Rider Historical Center
Museum, Edmore, Montcalm County,
the Lower Peninsula.
* The Open Pit Iron Mine, the Republic
area, Marquette County, the Upper
Peninsula.To see the seventy-third edition (published on
May 10, 2010), click on: Travel #73.
The main story features:
* Fort Mackinac, Mackinac Island, the
Straits of Mackinac
* The Laird Township Historical Museum,
Alston, Houghton County, the Upper
Peninsula.
* The Moross House, Detroit, Wayne
County, the Lower Peninsula.
* The Royal Oak Historical Museum,
Oakland County, the Lower Peninsula.
* The Voigt House Victorian Historical
Museum, Grand Rapids, Kent
County, the Lower Peninsula.
* The Walter P. Chrysler Museum, Auburn
Hills, Oakand County, the Lower
Peninsula.To see the seventy-second edition (published
on April 10, 2010), click on: Travel #72.
The main story features:
* The beaches along Lake Huron near
Lexington, Lexington, Sanilac
County, the Lower Peninsula.
* "Shalom Street," the Jewish
Community Center, West
Bloomfield, Oakland County,
the Lower Peninsula.To see the seventy-first edition (published on
March 10, 2010), click on: Travel #71.
The main story features:
* The Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum,
Ann Arbor, Washtenaw County,
the Lower Peninsula.
* The Cornish Pump and Mining Museum,
Iron Mountain, Dickinson County,
the Upper Peninsula.
* Lakenenland, Chocolay Township (the
Marquette-Harvey area), Marquette
County, the Upper Peninsula.
* "Old Ish," Ispheming, Marquette County,
the Upper Peninsula.
* R.E. Olds Monument, Lansing, Ingham
County, the Lower Peninsula.
* The Soldiers and Sailors Monument,
Detroit, Wayne County, the Lower
Peninsula.To see the seventieth edition (published on
February 10, 2010, click on: Travel #70.
The main story features:
* The Onaway Speedway, Onaway,
Presque Isle County, the Lower
Peninsula.
* Onaway State Park, Onaway, Presque
Isle County, the Lower Peninsula.To see the sixty-ninth edition (published on
January 10, 2010), click on: Travel #69.
The main story features:
* The Carl Gerstacker Preserve, Cedarville,
Mackinac County, the Upper
Peninsula.
* The Frank Murphy Museum, Harbor
Beach, Huron County, the Lower
Peninsula.
* The Kresge Art Museum, East Lansing,
Ingham County, the Lower Peninsula.
* The Newaygo Sports Park, Newaygo,
Newaygo County, the Lower
Peninsula.
* The Thumb Area Bottom Land Preserve,
Huron County, the Lower Peninsula.
* The Water Fowl Bay Wildlife Refuge,
Huron County, the Lower Peninsula.To see the sixty-eighth edition (published on
December 10, 2009), click on: Travel #68.
The main story features:
* The Engadine Historical Society Museum,
Engadine, Mackinac County, the
Upper Peninsula.
* Tahquamenon River Logging Museum and
Nature Study Area, Newberry, Luce
County, the Upper Peninsula.To see the sixty-seventh edition (published on
November 10, 2009), click on: Travel #67.
The main story features:
* The Alfred P. Sloan Museum, Flint, Genesee
County, the Lower Peninsula.
* The Buick Gallery and Research Center,
Flint, Genesee County, the Lower
Peninsula.
* The Detroit Zoological Park, Royal Oak,
Oakland County, the Lower Peninsula.
* The Longway Planetarium, Flint, Genesee
County, the Lower Peninsula.
* The North Harwoods Ski Trails, the Seney
National Wildlife Refuse, Schoolcraft
County, the Germfask area, the Upper
Peninsula.
* William G. Milliken State Park and Harbor,
Detroit, Wayne County, the Lower
Peninsula.To see the sixty-sixth edition (published on
October 10, 2009), click on: Travel #66.
The main story features:
* Bronner's Christmas Wonderland,
Frankenmuth, Saginaw County,
the Lower Peninsula.
The main story also features:
* The Auburn Cord Duesenberg Automobile
Museum, Auburn, Indiana.
* The BitterSweet Cabin Village and Gift
Shop, Mt. Vernon-Renfro Valley,
Kentucky.
* The Cumberland Falls, Cumberland Falls
State Park, the Daniel Boone National
Forest, Kentucky.
* The Kruse Automotive & Carriage Museum
Auburn, Indiana.
* The National Military History Center,
Auburn, Indiana.
* The Philo T. Farnsworth Television History
Center, Auburn, Indiana.
* The Tennessee Museum of Aviation,
Sevierville, Tennessee.To see the sixty-fifth edition (published on
September 10, 2009), click on: Travel #65.
The main story features:
* Baraga State Park, Baraga, Baraga
County, the Upper Peninsula.
* The Curwood Castle, Owosso,
Shiawassee County, the Lower
Peninsula.
* The Lewis E. Wint Nature Center of
Independence Oaks County Park,
Clarkston, Oakland County, the
Lower Peninsula.To see the sixty-fourth edition (published on
August 10, 2009), click on: Travel #64.
The main story features:
* Fayette Historic Townsite, Fayette,
Delta County, the Upper Peninsula.
* Sand Point Lighthouse, Escanaba,
Delta County, the Upper Peninsula.To see the sixty-third edition (published on
July 10, 2009), click on: Travel #63.
The main story features:
* The Detroit Historical Museum,
Detroit, Wayne County, the
Lower Peninsula.
* The River of History Museum, Sault
Ste. Marie, Chippewa County,
the Upper Peninsula.To see the sixty-second edition (published
on June 10, 2009), click on: Travel #62.
The main story features:
* The Monument to Charles H. Wright,
the Chadsey-Condon community
or at West Grand Boulevard and
Warren Avenue, Detroit, Wayne
County, the Lower Peninsula.
* "The Tin Man," the Cheboygan area
Public Library, Cheboygan, in the
Lower Peninsula.To see the sixty-first edition (published on
May 10, 2009), click on: Travel #61.
The main story features:
* P.H. Hoeft State Park, the Rogers
City area, Presque Isle County,
the Lower Peninsula.
* P.J. Hoffmaster State Park, the
Muskegon area, Muskegon
County, the Lower Peninsula.
* Van Riper State Park, the Champion
area, Marquette County, the
Upper Peninsula.To see the sixtieth edition (published on
April 10, 2009), click on: Travel #60.
The main story features:
* The Detroit Historical Museum, Detroit,
Wayne County, the Lower Peninsula.
* The New Detroit Science Center,
Detroit, Wayne County, the Lower
Peninsula.
* The Tower of History, Sault Ste. Marie,
Chippewa County, the Upper
Peninsula.To see the fifty-ninth edition (published on
March 10, 2009), click on: Travel #59.
The main story features:
* The Detroit Institute of Arts, Detroit,
Wayne County, the Lower Peninsula.To see the fifty-eighth edition (published on
February 10, 2009), click on: Travel #58.
The main story features:
* Whatever places you can yet get to.To see the current edition (published on
January 10, 2009), click on: Travel #57.
The main story features:
* The Hubbard Lake area of Alcona
County, the Lower Peninsula.
The four free-use PSAs for broadcasters are:
* The Copper Harbor Lighthouse, Copper
Harbor, Keweenaw County, the
Upper Peninsula.
* Otsego Lake County Park, Otsego Lake,
Otsego County, the Lower Peninsula.
* The Riverland, Portland, Ionia County,
the Lower Peninsula.
The Alfred P. Sloan Museum, Flint,
Genesee County, the Lower Peninsula.
The DeGraaf Nature Center, Hart, Oceana
County, the Lower Peninsula.
The Grice House, Harbor Beach, Huron
County, the Lower Peninsula.
The Haymarsh State Game Area, Paris,
Mecosta County, the Lower Peninsula.To see the fifty-sixth edition (published on
December 10, 2008), click on: Travel #56.
The main story features:
* Independence Hall, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania.
* The Rockwood Historical Museum,
Rockwood, Monroe County, the
Lower Peninsula.
The four free-use PSAs for broadcasters are:
* The Oaklands, Western Michigan
University, Kalamazoo, Kalamazoo
County, the Lower Peninsula.
* A safe-driving PSA for winter.
* Cross-country ski areas in the Upper
Peninsula.
* The red-caboose at Comins, Oscoda
County, the Lower Peninsula, and
electric-car thoughts.To see the fifty-fifth edition (published on
November 10, 2008), click on: Travel #55.
The main story features:
* Places at which to think in Michigan.
The four free-use PSAs for broadcasters are:
* [none]To see the fifty-fourth edition (published on
October 10, 2008), click on Travel #54.
The main story features:
* The State of Michigan of the United
States of America
The four free-use PSAs for broadcasters are:
* The Upper Peninsula in winter.
* Watch for deer along the roads.
* Science-related places:
The Cook Energy Information Center
Delta College Planetarium and Learning
Center
The Impression 5 Science Center
The New Detroit Science Center
* "The Fridge," "The Big Stove," and Sink
Holes in the Lower Peninsula.To see the fifty-third edition (published on
September 10, 2008), click on: Travel #53.
The main story features:
* The Bernard Historical Museum, Delton,
Barry County, the Lower Peninsula.
* The Fernwood Botanic Garden and
Nature Center, Niles, Berrien
County, the Lower Peninsula.
* Matthaei Botanical Gardens, Ann Arbor,
Washtenaw County, the Lower
Peninsula.
* The Westland Historical Museum,
Westland, Wayne County, the Lower
Peninsula.
The four free-use PSAs for broadcasters are:
* Tromley House Museum, Bay City, Bay
County, the Lower Peninsula.
* Places to see Great Lakes freighters.
* Carl Gerstacker Preserve, Cedarville,
Mackinac County, the Upper
Peninsula.
* The Beal Botanical Garden, East Lansing,
Ingham County, the Lower Peninsula.
Fernwood Botanic Garden and Nature
Center, Niles, Berrien County, the
Lower Peninsula.
Matthaei Botanical Gardens, Ann Arbor,
Washtenaw County, the Lower
Peninsula.To see the fifty-second edition (published on
August 10, 2008), click on: Travel #52.
The main story features:
* The Alberta Village Museum, Alberta,
Baraga County, the Upper Peinsula.
* The Boardman Nature Center, Traverse
City, Grand Traverse County, the
Lower Peninsula.
* The Jack Pines Lumberjack Shows,
Mackinaw City, Cheboygan County,
the Lower Peninsula.
* The Lee Conklin Antique Organ and
History Museum, Hanover, Jackson
County, the Lower Peninsula.
* The Michigan Magazine Museum, Comins,
Oscoda County, the Lower Peninsula.
* Michigan's Adventure Amusement Park,
Muskegon, Muskegon County, the
Lower Peninsula.
* Open Pit Iron Mine, Republic, Marquette
County, the Upper Peninsula.
* The Original Mackinaw Trolley Company,
Mackinaw City, the Straits of Mackinac
area, the Lower Peninsula and the Upper
Peninsula.
The four free-use PSAs for broadcasters are:
* The Alberta Village Museum, Alberta,
Baraga County, the Upper Peninsula.
* A safe-driving tip.
* The Lee Conklin Antique Organ and
History Museum, Hanover, Jackson
County, the Lower Peninsula.
* Some things to see at Grand Haven (of
Ottawa County in the Lower Peninsula)To see the fifty-first edition (published on
July 10, 2008), click on: Travel #51.
The main story features:
* The Icebreaker Mackinaw Maritime
Museum, Mackinaw City, Cheboygan
County, the Lower Peninsula.
The four free-use PSAs for broadcasters are:
* The Pickle Barrel House Museum,
Grand Marais, Alger County, the
Upper Peninsula.
* The Icebreaker Mackinaw Maritime
Museum, Mackinaw City, Cheboygan
County, the Lower Peninsula.
* A PSA about various places in
Michigan.
* A safe-driving PSA about brake lines.To see the fiftieth edition (published on
June 10, 2008), click on: Travel #50.
The main story features:
* The Gaylord-Cheboygan-Mackinaw
City Rail Trail, Otsego County and
Cheboygan County, the Lower
Peninsula.
* The Great Lakes Naval Memorial and
Museum, Muskegon, Muskegon
County, the Lower Peninsula.
* "Historic Mill Creek Discovery Park,"
near Mackinaw City, Mackinaw
County, the Lower Peninsula.
* The LST-393 Museum, Muskegon,
Muskegon County, the Lower
Peninsula.
* The S.S. City of Milwaukee, Manistee,
Manistee County, the Lower
Peninsula.
The four free-use PSAs for broadcasters are:
* The S.S. City of Milwaukee, Manistee,
Manistee County, the Lower
Peninsula.
* The Gaylord-Cheboygan-Mackinaw
City Rail Trail, Otsego County and
Cheboygan County, the Lower
Peninsula.
* The LST-393 Museum, Muskegon,
Muskegon County, the Lower
Peninsula.
* Places in the Upper Peninsula of
Michigan.To see the forty-ninth edition (published on
May 10, 2008), click on: Travel #49.
The main story features:
* Calcite Quarry, Rogers City, Presque
Isle County, the Lower Peninsula.
* The Model T Automotive Complex or the
Ford Piquette Plant, Detroit, Wayne
County, the Lower Peninsula.
The four free-use PSAs for broadcasters are:
* The Rouge Truck Plant, Dearborn, Wayne
County, the Lower Peninsula.
The Model T Automotive Complex or the
Ford Piquette Plant, Detroit, Wayne
County, the Lower Peninsula.
* Calcite Quarry, Rogers City, Presque
Isle County, the Lower Peninsula.
* The Arvon Quarry, near L'Anse, Baraga
County, the Upper Peninsula.
* The Cut River Nature Trail, near the Cut
River Bridge along US-2, the Cut River,
Mackinaw County, the Upper Peninsula.To see the forty-eighth edition (published on
April 10, 2008), click on: Travel #48.
The main story features:
* Coppertown U.S.A., Calumet,
Houghton County, the Upper
Peninsula.
* The Finnish-American Heritage Center,
Hancock, Houghton County, the
Upper Peninsula.
* The Gerald R. Ford Library and
Museum, Grand Rapids, Kent
County, the Lower Peninsula.
* The Great Lakes Shipwreck Museum
and Lighthouse, Whitefish Point,
Chippewa County, the Upper
Peninsula.
* The Holocaust Memorial Center,
Farmington Hills, Oakland County,
the Lower Peninsula.
* The Krasl Art Center, St. Joseph,
Berrien Couny, the Lower Peninsula.
* The Marialyce Canonie Great Lakes
Research Library, South Haven,
Van Buren County, the Lower
Peninsula.
* The Marquette County Historical
Museum, Marquette County, the
Upper Peninsula.
* The Michigan Library and Historical
Center, Lansing, Ingham County,
the Lower Peninsula.
* The Negaunee Historical Museum,
Negaunee, Marquette County, the
Upper Peninsula.
* The Selfridge Military Air Museum,
Harrison Township, Macomb
County, the Lower Peninsula.
* The U.S. National Ski Hall of Fame
and Museum, Ispheming, Marquette
County, the Upper Peninsula.
The four free-use PSAs for broadcasters are:
* The Childhood Cottage Museum, Rockland,
Ontonagon County, the Upper
Peninsula.
* What Michigan is and has.
* The Ypsilanti Automotive Heritage
Museum, Washtenaw County, the
Lower Peninsula.
The Gilmore--Classic Car Club of
America Museum, Hickory Corners,
Barry County, the Lower Peninsula.
* Nordhouse Dunes Wilderness Area, the
Manistee area, the Lower Peninsula.To see the current edition (published on
March 10, 2008), click on: Travel #47.To see the forty-sixth edition (published on
February 10, 2008), click on: Travel #46.To see the forty-fifth edition (published on
January 10, 2008), click on: Travel #45.To see the current edition (published on
December 10, 2007), click on: Travel #44.To see the forty-third edition (published on
November 10, 2007), click on: Travel #43.To see the forty-second edition (published on
October 10, 2007), click on: Travel #42.To see the forty-first edition (published on September,
10, 2007), click on: Travel #41.To see the fortieth edition (published on August 10,
2007), click on: Travel #40..To see the thirty-ninth edition (published on July 10,
2007), click on: Travel #39.To see the thirty-eighth edition (published on June 10,
2007), click on: Travel #38.To see the current edition (published on May 10, 2007),
click on: Travel #37.To see the thirty-sixth edition (published on April 10,
2007), click on: Travel #36.To see the thirty-fifth edition (published on March
10, 2007, click on: Travel #35.To see the thirty-fourth edition (published on
February 10, 2007), click on: Travel #34.To see the thirty-third edition (published on
January 10, 2007), click on: Travel #33.To see the thirty-second edition (published on
December 10, 2006), click on: Travel #32.To see the current edition (published on November
10, 2006), click on: Travel #31.To see the thirtieth edition (published on October
10, 2006), click on: Travel #30.To see the twenty-ninth edition (published on
September 10, 2006), click on: Travel #29.To see the twenty-eighth edition (published on
August 10, 2006), click on: Travel #28.To see the twenty-seventh edition (published on
July 11, 2006, and delayed by a trip to get
information for Michigan Travel Tips #28),
click on: Travel #27.To see the current edition (published on June 10,
2006), click on: Travel #26.To see the twenty-fifth edition (created on April 10,
2006, but not posted till May 10, 2006, because
of illness in the family and because of trouble with
the Internet server related to the Web site of The
Hologlobe Press), click on: Travel #25.To see the twenty-fourth edition (published on March
10, 2006), click on: Travel #24.To see the twenty-third edition (published on February
10, 2006), click on: Travel #23.To see the twenty-second edition (published on January
10, 2006, click on: Travel #22.To see the twenty-first edition (published on December
10, 2005, click on: Travel #21.To see the twentieth edition (published on November
10, 2005), click on: Travel #20.To see the nineteenth edition (published on October 10,
2005), click on: Travel #19.To see the eighteenth edition (published on September
10, 2005), click on: Travel #18.To see the seventeenth edition (published on August 10,
2005), click on: Travel #17.To see the sixteenth edition (published on July 10, 2005),
click on: Travel #16.To see the fifteenth edition (published on June 10, 2005),
click on: Travel #15.To see the fourteenth edition (published on May 10,
2005), click on: Travel #14.To see the thirteenth edition (published on April 10, 2005,
but not posted till April 13, 2005, because of a server
breakdown), click on: Travel #13.To see the twelfth edition (published on March 10, 2005),
click on: Travel #12.To see the eleventh edition (published on February 10,
2005), click on: Travel #11.To see the tenth edition (published on January 10, 2005,
click on: Travel #10.To see the ninth edition (published on December 10,
2004), click on: Travel #9.To see the eighth edition (published on November 10,
2004), click on: Travel #8.To see the seventh edition (published on October 10,
2004), click on: Travel #7.To see the sixth edition (published on September 10,
2004), click on: Travel #6.To see the fifth edition (published on August 10, 2004),
click on: Travel #5.To see the fourth edition (published on July 10, 2004),
click on: Travel #4.To see the third edition (published on June 10, 2004),
click on: Travel #3.To see the second edition (published on May 10, 2004),
click on: Travel #2.To see the first edition (published on April 10, 2004),
click on: Travel #1.
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