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It started as a foot trail created by the Sauk Indians traveling from "Fort Detroit" to "Checagou" (land of wild onions). This path, winding along the southern Michigan border, became known as the Great Sauk Trail. Years later, the road was widen and graveled and named officially as The... Sign in to see full entry.

Located in Northeastern Indiana, this four story grist mill continues its family tradition of producing flour. Build around 1846 on the banks of Fawn River, it changed ownership until 1904 when Henry Rinkel heard about the mill from a traveling bedspring salesman. Henry Rinkel purchased the mill... Sign in to see full entry.