Michigan Historical Review
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The Review is published twice yearly by the Historical Society of Michigan. Submission Guidelines: Articles should not exceed 10,000 words and may be submitted electronically. Full-length articles receive a double-blind, peer review. Research notes and documents are reviewed in-house. Articles are abstracted and indexed in America: History and Life, Current Contents, International Bibliography of
09/26/2017
Way to go LeRoy!
LeRoy Barnett was the winner of the Lifetime Achievement Award at HSM's State History Awards Banquet! The banquet was part of the 143rd Annual Meeting and State History Conference.
07/03/2017
On this day in 1952, the first operational mechanical heart - the Dodrill-GMR - was used during surgery at Wayne State's Harper Hospital. Dr. Forest Dewey Dodrill developed the external heart machine in conjunction with General Motors research engineers.
06/22/2017
22 June 1855 - The steamer "Illinois" passes through the locks at Sault Ste Marie, marking the beginning of unobstructed passage between Lakes Superior and Huron (and no further need to stop at the Soo and portage cargo around the rapids). Construction of the locks had taken over two years and was plagued with cost overruns, a cholera epidemic, and the effects of a harsh climate. The opening gave a huge boost to Michigan’s mining industries, particularly copper and iron ore, with the state also producing large amounts of salt, oil, natural gas, and gypsum.
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