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Michigan Hidden History

Tharan Komarraju Suvarna

We all see the historical markers in the great state of Michigan so what do they mean and what significance did Michigan play in US history. This is the website: https://michiganhiddenhistory.wordpress.com/

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00:07:32

The Bell, the Glass, and the Stick Style:...

Michigan Hidden History ·

2025/10/26

Before Charlevoix was known for yachts and fudge shops, it had a half-ton bell, stained glass older than your grandma, and a church that dared to rock Stick Style architecture. In this episode, we uncover the story behind the First Congregational Church, built in 1885, expanded with bake sale proceeds, and still standing proud. From the women who raised the funds to the Michigan copper in its bell, this church isn’t just a place of worship; it’s a living museum of northern Michigan grit.

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00:07:24

Decades of Cheese: The Green Bay Packers from the...

Michigan Hidden History ·

2025/10/19

In Part 2 of our Lambeau love-hate saga, we break down the Green Bay Packers decade by decade. From Lombardi’s golden age to the Brett Favre rollercoaster and the Aaron Rodgers ayahuasca years, this team has seen it all — dynasties, disasters, and… Jordan Love?We cover every Super Bowl appearance, every weird playoff loss, and every time the Packers made Lions fans cry (again). It’s football history. It’s painful. It’s oddly impressive. And yes — it’s all happening in a town with fewer people than

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00:04:26

Lambeau Field: The Frozen Cathedral of Football

Michigan Hidden History ·

2025/10/12

Before there were luxury boxes and retractable roofs, there was Lambeau where the turf is frozen, the cheese is sacred, and the fans never sit down. In this episode, we take a walk through the history of the oldest stadium in the NFL. From Curly to Lombardi, ice bowls to beer brats, this is the story of how a small-town team built a legendary home right in the middle of someone's neighborhood.And yes, as a Lions fan, I can admit it… Lambeau is kinda magical. Annoying, but magical.

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00:10:12

The Minnesota Vikings: Almost Legends, Always Purple

Michigan Hidden History ·

2025/10/05

From the days of Fran Tarkenton to the Minneapolis Miracle, the Vikings have always been the bridesmaid, never the bride and as a Lions fan, I’m not letting them forget it. In this episode, we break down the team that’s built dynasties without rings, conquered divisions without trophies, and broken more hearts than a Scandinavian soap opera. Get ready for horns, heartbreak, and a whole lot of shade (with love… sort of).

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00:07:51

Whistles and Waterfalls: The Story of Minnehaha Depot...

Michigan Hidden History ·

2025/09/28

All aboard for a trip back in time! This episode explores how a tiny yellow depot near a waterfall became a rail hub for adventurers, lovebirds, and curious tourists. From the boom of 19th-century rail to the quiet hum of preservation efforts, we trace the legacy of the Minnesota Central Railway and the charming “Princess Depot” that stood at its heart.

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00:07:50

Badlands National Park – Part 2: Bombs, Bison, and a...

Michigan Hidden History ·

2025/09/21

We’re back in the Badlands but this time, it’s Cold War missile silos, bison rescues, and modern-day drama. From military secrets to ecological restoration, this episode digs into the messier chapters of Badlands history.

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00:05:41

“Badlands National Park – Part 1: Dirt, Dinosaurs,...

Michigan Hidden History ·

2025/09/14

Before the missile silos and prairie dogs, the Badlands were home to mammoths, mosasaurs, and mighty storms of U.S. government ambition. In this first part of our journey through Badlands National Park, we go back—way back—to ancient seas, fossil fields, and the earliest human inhabitants. We dig through layers of sediment and sovereignty, touching on the Lakota, the fur traders, and even a short cameo by Thomas Jefferson (because of course). It’s a land of bone beds and broken treaties, where every

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00:09:43

Mount Rushmore: Carving Controversy and Legacy

Michigan Hidden History ·

2025/09/07

Join us as we explore the creation of Mount Rushmore, from its sacred beginnings in the Black Hills to its transformation into a national icon. Discover the stories behind the monumental faces, the controversies surrounding its construction, and the ongoing debates about its cultural impact.

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00:10:09

Bighorn Canyon: Untamed Beauty and Hidden Histories

Michigan Hidden History ·

2025/08/31

It is my 30th birthday!!! Explore the underrated wonders of Bighorn Canyon, where epic geology meets ancient history. Discover the stories of indigenous tribes, legendary trappers, and the indomitable Caroline Lockhart. From wild horses to dramatic cliffs, this hidden gem offers a unique blend of natural beauty and cultural intrigue.

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00:10:16

Grand Teton National Park: Peaks, Pioneers, and...

Michigan Hidden History ·

2025/08/24

Join us as we explore the dramatic landscapes and rich history of Grand Teton National Park. From its geological wonders and indigenous heritage to the bold conservation efforts of John D. Rockefeller Jr., discover the stories that shaped this iconic American landscape.

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00:11:53

Yellowstone Part 2: From Wilderness to National Treasure

Michigan Hidden History ·

2025/08/17

In Part 2 of our Yellowstone Saga, we explore the journey from wilderness to the world's first national park. Discover the stories of early explorers, the creation of the National Park Service, and the ongoing efforts to preserve Yellowstone's natural beauty and cultural heritage.

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00:08:22

Yellowstone Part 1: Uncovering Ancient Roots and...

Michigan Hidden History ·

2025/08/10

Join us on Michigan Hidden History, On The Road Edition, as we explore Yellowstone National Park's fascinating past. From its ancient tribal roots and obsidian trade to its establishment as the world's first national park, discover the stories that shaped this iconic landscape. Uncover the challenges of preserving its natural beauty while honoring its rich cultural heritage.

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00:08:02

Lahood Park: Mass, Motels, and the Men of the CCC

Michigan Hidden History ·

2025/08/03

This week on Michigan Hidden History: Road Trip Edition, we make an unexpected stop at LaHood Park, Montana—where Catholic missionaries, 1930s road trippers, and Civilian Conservation Corps boys all left their mark. From Father De Smet saying Mass on the frontier to a gas station-turned-hotel with a side of New Deal patriotism, this episode has everything: old-timey maps, secret missions, burned-down hotels, and 25-dollar-a-month government jobs that came with free meatloaf.

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00:08:18

O! The Joy: Lewis & Clark Hit the Road

Michigan Hidden History ·

2025/07/27

In Part 2, the expedition begins! Join the Corps of Discovery as they eat their way across 8,000 miles, shoot at grizzly bears, hold intertribal talent shows, and search for the Pacific—while surviving on dried meat and questionable water. We follow them from Missouri to the ocean and back, plus take a look at what happened after the journey, including mysterious deaths, political drama, and what the founding fathers never told you about unpaid expense reports.

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00:07:10

Before the Trail: Lewis & Clark’s Wild Origins

Michigan Hidden History ·

2025/07/20

In Part 1 of our Lewis & Clark adventure, we rewind the clock to meet Meriwether Lewis and William Clark before they became the dynamic duo of westward exploration. From whiskey rebellions to battles with Little Turtle, and one very aggressive tornado full of trees, we trace their wild early years and the not-so-smooth road that led to the greatest road trip in American history. Spoiler: It includes government bureaucracy, failed promotions, and a whole lot of moccasins.

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00:07:20

Whistles, Flags, and One Very Popular President:...

Michigan Hidden History ·

2025/07/13

In this star-spangled stop on Michigan Hidden History: Road Trip Edition, we dive into the life and legacy of William McKinley—the Civil War vet turned tariff-loving president—who made history as the first U.S. president to visit South Dakota. From economic policy and war with Spain to a full-on parade in Sioux Falls, this episode covers McKinley’s rise, his visit, and why the town practically exploded with patriotic bunting when his train rolled in.

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00:06:17

The Oldest Teenager in Sioux Falls: Hazel O’Connor

Michigan Hidden History ·

2025/07/07

In this episode of Michigan Hidden History, we head to Sioux Falls to meet Hazel O’Connor—a woman who raised three kids, ran half the town’s civic groups, and still found time to crack jokes in a fake Scandinavian accent. From PTA meetings to historical preservation and everything in between, Hazel proved one person really can do it all—and have fun doing it.

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00:05:18

Rock Solid: Sioux Quartzite and the Billion-Year-Old...

Michigan Hidden History ·

2025/06/29

On this stop of Michigan Hidden History, we uncover the billion-year-old superstar of the Midwest—Sioux Quartzite. From ancient rivers to downtown buildings, this pink powerhouse has seen it all. Join us for a rock-solid ride through geology, history, and why this stone still steals the spotlight.

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00:07:43

Coldwater Unfrozen: Horses, Cigars & Opera (Oh My!)

Michigan Hidden History ·

2025/06/22

In this season finale of Michigan Hidden History, we plunge into Coldwater, Michigan’s surprisingly sizzling past. Learn how a Potawatomi paradise became a Union Army equestrian HQ (3,000 horses, anyone?), then morphed into a cigar-smoke capital turning out 13 million stogies a year. We’ll sneak into the historic Tibbits Opera House for a dose of Victorian high culture, then grab a fishing pole and explore 112 lakes that make Coldwater the angler’s dream. It’s a rollicking ride through cannons,

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00:05:39

The Charm of Quincy: From Log Cabins to Electric Lights

Michigan Hidden History ·

2025/06/15

In this week’s Michigan Hidden History, we’re traveling to the charming village of Quincy, Michigan. Settled in the 1830s, Quincy’s journey from a small logging settlement to a vibrant, brick-lined community is a tale of railroad success, civic pride, and small-town hustle. Learn about the bold citizens who fought to keep Quincy on the map and the transformative events that shaped its development—like the advent of electricity and waterworks. Tune in for the story of a village where tradition meets

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