134K views · 1.6K reactions | At the Atlanta, Michigan courthouse in 1942, flames devoured decades of history – only for a second fire to strike the town hall one year later. Yet this resilient little community rebuilt from the ashes, saving precious records of births and marriages. Sometimes the most devastating moments reveal the true heart of a town. #AtlantaMichigan #History #MichiganMoments | Thumbwind | Facebook

230K views · 3.1K reactions | Looking to get some exercise and while experiencing Michigan history? The 14-foot Lumberman’s Monument in Oscoda is a tribute to Michigan's logging history. It's 242 steps above the Au Sable River, where you can enjoy some scenic views and check out a replica of a wanigan, a loggers floating kitchen. (Kaytie Boomer | MLive.com) | MLive.com | Facebook

17K views · 464 reactions |  From roaring sawmills to quiet resorts — Pellston, Michigan’s history is one of transformation. Once a booming lumber hub powered by steam trains and logging camps, it later became the gateway to northern Michigan’s vacationland. Watch how this small town went from timber to tourism in our latest Michigan Moments!#michiganmoments #pellston | Thumbwind | Facebook

62K views · 1.1K reactions | Michigan logger Doug Anderson sings the...

In the frozen Michigan winter of 1887, a team of lumberjacks vanished one by one, stalked by something neither wolf nor man. Deep in the cedar swamps, strange tracks, mutilated animals, and chilling cries in the night foretold a nightmare none could escape. Only two survived to tell the tale—of monstrous shapes, desperate battles, and a terror that still echoes when the wind howls with more than one voice. Dare to discover what haunted the woods that winter. SEE MORE: https://rb.colofandom.com/l

74K views · 2.5K reactions | In 1887, Michigan lumberjacks claimed...