Pages from the original manuscript as written by Daniel Morison, Surgeon’s Mate 2nd Battalion, 60th Regiment Fort Michilimackinac 1769 – 1772. from the book: “Among those who came to the
Mackinac History: A Continuing Series of Illustrated Vignettes, Volume III, Leaflet #2 Fort Michilimackinac [was the crossroads of an empire] for nearly a century. Little remains above ground which testifies
Archaeological Completion Report Series, Number 15 “This is a study of craft industries carried out at Fort Michilimackinac by French and British inhabitants during the 18th century. … For this
Archaeological Completion Report Series, Number 7 From the book: “Because of the profusion of wrought nails at colonial and early American archaeological sites of the sixteenth through the early nineteenth
MICHILIMACKINAC – The place of the “Great Turtle” has attracted people for thousands of years. From the Native hunters who stalked their quarry near the retreating glaciers to today’s tourist
Attack at Michilimackinac 1763: Alexander Henry’s Travels and Adventures in Canada and the Indian Territories between the years 1760 and 1764 Adventures of Alexander Henry, an eyewitness survivor of the
Michilimackinac was a crossroads. This fortified trading village of only a few hundred winter residents was the center of a complex fur trading industry which reached far north of Lake
