Glen Lake Chamber of Commerce

Discovery Days Pt 1 – Leelanau County Poor Farm

Kasson Township Hall 10988 S Newman Rd, Maple City, MI, United States

Discovery Days - Leelanau County Poor Farm Seeking: Memories, Photos & Stories • Life at the Leelanau County Poor Farm First Discovery Day Kasson Township Hall, 10988 S. Newman Rd., Maple City Saturday, July 14 th, 10am – noon   Looking for any memorabilia about the Leelanau County Poor Farm, located west of Maple City

Discovery Days Pt 2 – Leelanau County Poor Farm

Kasson Township Hall 10988 S Newman Rd, Maple City, MI, United States

Discovery Days – Leelanau County Poor Farm Seeking: Memories, Photos & Stories • Life at the Leelanau County Poor Farm Second Discovery Day with the Coleman Family Kasson Township Hall, 10988 S. Newman Rd., Maple City Saturday, July 28th, 10 – noon Looking for any memorabilia about the Leelanau County Poor Farm, located west of

Annual Plow Day: Poor Farm Barn

Poor Farm Maple City

A Plow Day groundbreaking ceremony and celebration of National Historic Preservation Month will take place at the Leelanau County Poor Farm Barn in Myles Kimmerly Park near Maple City event rescheduled for Sunday, May 26th from 1-3pm. Participate in the historical reenactment of draft horses plowing the second Buckets of Rain garden at the Poor

Michigan Historic Marker Presentation

Traverse City Library 610 Woodmere Avenue, Traverse City, MI, United States

Friday, November 1 st, 1 pm, Traverse City Library, McGuire Room, 610 Woodmere Avenue, Traverse City, MI Historic Property Owners Opportunity to Apply for Michigan Historic Marker Designation: When visitors, community members and groups visit a historic place they can connect to their heritage which provides a sense of belonging and being a part of

Free

The 3 Sisters: Indigenous Agriculture

Glen Lake Community Library 10115 Front Street, Empire, MI, United States

William Derouin & Tera John of the Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians will discuss Indigenous agricultural practices. Tera is an active Tribe member who practices native food traditions and works at the Tribe’s “Gitigaan” or garden. She’ll discuss the importance of the Three Sisters – corn, beans & squash – and how

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