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Rosie’s Diner

Posted on July 15, 2020 by Mike Sonnenberg Posted in Forgotten Places .

This old diner north of Rockford sits empty along with a couple of other historic old diners. It is Rosie’s that is the most notable. It was the diner used in the famous Bounty paper towel commercials with Rosie the waitress saying they are the “quicker picker-upper”  The commercials were filmed in this diner in

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Michigan’s Sugar Island and the United Nations

Posted on July 14, 2020 by Mike Sonnenberg Posted in island, upper peninsula .

East of Sault Ste. Marie the Sugar Islander II car ferry transports vehicles across the St. Mary’s river to Sugar Island. It is one of the largest islands along the river that shares a border with Canada. For $20 you can ride in your car over to the island and back. There is not a

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The Forgotten Ray Schoolhouse

Posted on July 13, 2020 by Mike Sonnenberg Posted in Schools .

This old forgotten schoolhouse, or at least what is left of it, stands hidden behind the trees not far from the shadow town of Ray. It is somewhere between Romeo and New Haven. The town goes way back to 1827 and was named by Noah Webster. It was originally named Rhea for the Latin name

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The Poorhouse on the Red Arrow Highway

Posted on July 12, 2020 by Mike Sonnenberg Posted in Historic Places .

This big old three story brick house was built in 1884. It served as the county’s poorhouse for almost a century. It stands west of Paw Paw on the Red Arrow Highway. Able-bodied destitute people worked in the fields growing food for the residents. They also cared for the mentally and physically disabled people who

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Two Hearted River Bridge

Posted on July 11, 2020 by Mike Sonnenberg Posted in Bridges, upper peninsula .

Way up north of Newberry the Two Hearted River flows into Lake Superior. A one of a kind suspension bridge with wood planking spans the river for hikers to cross over it. The bridge located in the state forest campground leads over to a sandy beach with rocks along the shoreline. It is a great

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The Store in Stalwart

Posted on July 10, 2020 by Mike Sonnenberg Posted in General Store, upper peninsula .

In the southeast corner of the Upper Peninsula, near what’s left of the town of Stalwart, I came across this old store. It looks like it has not been occupied for a while. Yellow flowers and green grass are growing all around it without any foot traffic to impede their growth. Lost In Michigan books

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Remembering The Myron

Posted on July 9, 2020 by Mike Sonnenberg Posted in Cemetery, Ships and Boats, upper peninsula .

Mission Hill Cemetery sits on a hill near Bay Mills overlooking Spectacle Lake and Lake Superior. It is an old and historic cemetery and in the middle is a white picket fence. Buried inside are the remains of eight crew members of the S.S. Myron. The steamer sank in a storm in November of 1919

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The Mysterious Mansion at the Soo

Posted on July 8, 2020 by Mike Sonnenberg Posted in Forgotten Places, Houses, upper peninsula .

I was not sure where to start with my pics of the eastern Upper Peninsula so I figured I would start at the beginning. I had to get something to eat when I got up there, so I went over to Clyde’s for a burger. I went past this old house or whatever it was

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Back from Yooper Land

Posted on July 7, 2020 by Mike Sonnenberg Posted in Uncategorized .

I am back from my trip to the Upper Peninsula. 1450 miles, 750 photos, 10 days, 3 lighthouses 2 state parks, and an island (probably not the one you are thinking) along with countless bugs splatted on the front of my jeep. I Have lots of great stuff to share and new places I visited.

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Wabaningo

Posted on July 5, 2020 by Mike Sonnenberg Posted in small towns .

While out traveling around exploring the Mitten State I visit a lot of small towns and many of the post offices I see are a typical brick building. I assume there is a standard plan that the post office used when building them. On occasion, I come across one that is a little bit different

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