Looking for unique rock formations and crystal-clear waters for a swim? You'll think you're in Portugal at Mackinac Island State Park in Michigan.

The now-famous giant slide on Belle Isle has reopened for the summer. It will be open three days a week through Labor Day.

Boblo Island was shuttered two years later ... or removed from the water and housed in a building. The Michigan Department of Natural Resources runs both Milliken and Belle Isle — and they're ...

More: Michigan's fishing season starts April 1 ... The steamships, used to transport generations across the Detroit River to Boblo Island, were decommissioned in 1991, two years before the ...

There are two Boblo Boat steamships ... the ship was built in 1955 for the Beaver Island Ferry Co. on Lake Michigan. In 1962, it became a Mackinac Island Ferry for the Arnold Line Ferry Co ...

But many said that (including me) about the Michigan Central Station that stood ... The Detroit Fire Department puts out flames on the historic Boblo Island boat, the SS Ste.

For thousands of Michiganders, the name Boblo Island brings happy nostalgia and memories of family outings at the beloved amusement park. Formerly known as an entertainment area, Boblo Island ...

The Michigan Central Station was a stop on the Underground Railroad, the African American diaspora — and was how new ...

Unfortunately, the steamship won’t take visitors to Boblo Island, formerly a beloved amusement park, which is now just a distant memory, as it's privately owned. There are two Boblo Boat ...

Boblo Island is a Canadian island ... Thurgood Marshall actually got on the case. So, according to Michigan Civil Rights Act, you could not discriminate on the basis of race in public ...

Souvenirs from Boblo Island Amusement Park on Bois Blancs Island south of Detroit 1764 Ratzer Map (U. of Michigan, Clements Library) Detail showing “Bufflo” Here in Western New York the ...

Schillinger also discovered that the Boblo Boats and Boblo Island stood for so much more than a fun time, none more meaningful and important than in 1945 when Detroiter Sarah E. Ray forced the ...