160K views · 1.8K reactions | This Michigan Moments episode captures the rich history of Ruth, Michigan—from its origins as a German farming community and Adams Corners to its heyday with railroads, gas stations, and a local tile factory. Using rare vintage photos, this 3-minute video shares the story of a Thumb town that stayed steady through changing times. #MichiganMoments #RuthMichigan #GreatLakesTowns | Thumbwind | Facebook

Thousands of slaves used the Underground Railroad to reach freedom during the Civil War. Today a marker sits in a Jackson cemetery to honor the Michigan families who helped some slaves establish roots in the city for generations. WLNS Ashley Graham has this piece of hidden history. MORE: https://www.wlns.com/news/underground-railroad-marker-unveiled/2011707101?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_WLNS-TV | WLNS-TV

Explore the history of L’Anse, Michigan from 1880 to 1930—railroads, logging, Ojibwa life, and the rise of Ford Motor Company’s northern operations. | Thumbwind

Step back in time at one of Michigan’s coolest and most underrated museums: 🏛️ @historic_white_pine_village in Ludington! This open-air museum features over 30 historic buildings, many of them originals from across Mason County, including the first courthouse from 1849, post office, a blacksmith shop, one-room schoolhouse, historic homes & cottages from the area, and even two additional museums - within the museum! Whether you’re a history lover, road tripper, or just looking for a unique, fami