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Father of Football: The Story of Sir Matt Busby

Miller,David

<p>The second volume of the Saugatuck Maritime Series, this book traces the history of the board that carried passengers between Chicago and Saugatuck beginning with the Huron in 1859 until the final departure of the Goodrich line in 1929. Also included in this volume the museum ship S. S. Keewatin, the history of the chain ferry, and others associated with the Lake Michigan port of Saugatuck.</p>

The Dustless Road to Happyland: Chicago-Saugatuck Passenger Boats 1859-1929 (Suagatuck Maritime Series Vol 2)

Lane, Kit

Business & Money

<p>Saugatuck Maritime Series, Book 4. A chronological listing of shipwrecks on the southeastern shore of Lake Michigan 1821 to 1980. Illustrated with many vessel photographs and drawings.</p>

Lake Michigan Shipwrecks: South Haven to Grand Haven

History

Americas

John Allen came to Michigan in 1823 and was co-founder of Ann Arbor, later the home of the University of Michigan. He dabbled in many other town plats, always looking for his fortune and had a hand in the political process of early Michigan. In 1850, still struggling with financial problems he left for the gold fields of California.

John Allen: Michigan's Pioneer Promoter

The second "Tales" books which features interesting stories of Saugatuck, a small town on the shore of Lake Michigan in southewestern Michigan and its sister city across the Kalamazoo River, Douglas. This one describes famous people who lived or visited the area including Susan B. Anthony, Thor Heyerdahl, Carl Sandburg, Amelia Earhart, and D. K. Ludwig, once the richest man in the world, who got his start selling popcorn at a Saugatuck dance pavilion.

The Popcorn Millionaire and Other Tales of Saugatuck

Lucius Lyon came to Michigan in 1822 from his native Vermont and proved a useful citizen in many areas of early Michigan history. He surveyed much of the lower peninsula of Michigan, traveling by foot and horseback in the winter, when frozen water made the swamps easier to traverse. He served in the U.S. Congress as a delegate of Michgan Territory. He was an influential member of the Constitutional Convention of 1835 and went to Washington as a newly elected state senator to fight for recognition of Michigan's statehood, a process that would take nearly two years. As a land speculator he had a hand in the founding of many Michigan settlements including Grand Rapids, Kalamazoo, and Ypsilanti. As an innovative farmer he was the first to introduce the sugar beet to Michigan agriculture.

Lucius Lyon: An Eminently Useful Citizen

Biographies & Memoirs

Regional U.S.

Goshorn Lake is a small inland lake separated by high sand dunes from the Michigan shore of Lake Michigan. Once a meeting place for the Pottawatomi Indians it was discovered by vacation cottagers about 1910. Because its shores are hemmed in by high sand dunes from about 1867 to 1909 there was a floating bridge that connected settlers at the nearby community of Saugatuck with the immigrant town of Holland to the north. In this well illustrated book members of the Goshorn family, and others familiar with its shores tell the story of the lake as then knew it.

Goshorn Lake Remembered

The Wreck of the Hippocampus and Other Tales of Saugatuck

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