MICHIGAN
HISTORY
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- Covers 1837 to the present
- Includes name, party, and dates
- Links to biographies on the web as found
- Extensive annotated bibliography of digital and traditional archival
material in the State of Michigan on minorities, urban problems, labor,
mental health issues, and poverty
- Sections on local records and institutions within the state divided
into five historical periods
- Written by Sally Haines Lawler of the UMich Social Work
Library
- Numerous on-line research studies on the social, economic, and health
conditions of Latinos in the United States
- Special focus on the Midwest, including data on migrant workers and
Latino history in Michigan
- Text of U.S. treaties with Indian tribes between 1778 and 1883
- Indexed by year, alphabetically by treaty name and tribe
- Search engine by keyword with a relevancy ranking for search
results
- List of historical associations and state/local archives by city
- Maintained by the Historical Society of Michigan
- Photographs, family papers, oral histories,
genealogical materials on Michigan history contributed by 52 member libraries
- Searchable via keyword, subject, institutional contributor
- Some 430 digitized Michigan county histories and atlases published before 1923
- Browsable and searchable
- Lists 3000 national and state historic sites
- Photo tour arranged by type of site (city halls, bridges,
lighthouses, etc.)
- Searchable data base not working on Feb. 21, 2000
- K-12 teaching materials on Michigan history
- Links to the State Archives, State Geologist, and Michigan Historical
Museum
- Map showing historical museums in Michigan
- Links to visitor information
- Compact history of the State of Michigan from territorial days to
present
- HTML chapters cover pre-Europeans to the New Millennium
- Chronology and bibliography
- Bimonthly magazine on Michigan History
- Full text is not on the web but the archives lists issue providing
county histories
- Printed copy available in Graduate Library (F 561 .M45)
- Holdings of state and local records
- Services provided
- Archival
Circulars provide a list of the state materials
available
- Michigan became a state on January
26, 1837
- Web page from Library of Congress provides brief 19th Century
history of the state and links to its collections of digitized books and
maps
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Grace York, Coordinator, Documents Center
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