MHAL - Michigan History magazine

Michigan Department of History, Arts and Libraries

Michigan.gov, Official Portal for the State of Michigan

Michigan.gov Home	HAL Home \| Site Map \| Contact HAL \| HAL Jobs \| HAL Online Services \| FAQ

Publications & Products


>	1870 Michigan Census Index

>	Annual Reports & Plans

>	Blogs

>	Directories

>	Forms

>	Guidelines, Handouts & Reports - For Professionals

>	Guidelines, Handouts & Reports - For the Public

>	Mackinac State Historic Parks Museum Store

>	Michigan History for Kids

>	Michigan History magazine

>	Newsletters

>	Press Releases

>	Research Guides & Reading Lists

>	"SAVE OUR LIGHTS" Specialty License Plates

Agencies

Census and Statistical Data

Cultural Economic Development

Educators and Librarians

Grants

HAL Special Attractions

Services and Collections

Students of All Ages

Printer Friendly Text Only Version

Text Version

Share this link:

Michigan History magazine. This month's feature: Discovering our Covered Bridges.
The last three of the state's historic covered bridges—built more than a century ago—still carry rural traffic. The Langley, White and Fallasburg bridges can all be found in southwest Michigan, yet there are two other noteworthy bridges with the look and feel of century–old construction: one at Greenfield Village in Dearborn and another in Frankenmuth.

About Michigan History magazine

Articles

• A Grand Old Building That Still Looks New
A visit to State Capitol building in Lansing is a must for all Michiganians. Not only is the Michigan Capitol a beautiful building, it was designed by Elijah E. Myers, one of America's greatest architects.