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Meet the men, women and children who settled Michigan's wilderness. Discover through sixty-four dramatic sketches the rich texture of Michilimackinac's exciting past. Profit from years of extensive historical and archaeological research which have made possible this vivid portrayal of Michigan's eighteenth century heritage.

The book begins with the Indians at Mackinac, explaining in easy to read text their role, life, and culture.  It follows the timeline from the fur trade, voyageurs, establishment of Michilimackinac and life within it's walls, to modern day archaeology.  This would be a great book for students or young readers.

Text by David A. Armour

Drawings by Dirk Gringhuis, Patricia Hogg, Eric Manders.

64 pages. 1975.  1995 Second Printing.