The Life and Times of Henry Ford with Richard Gatza
He will be showing pictures and talk about the life and times of Henry Ford in Dearborn Michigan from early age until his passing.
He will be showing pictures and talk about the life and times of Henry Ford in Dearborn Michigan from early age until his passing.
Michael Mccaffery, Director of the Dearborn Heights libraries, recently hosted a program on the Michigan 24th at his library and other local Civil War roundtables. His focus during the program was the 24th's ties to the community, including a state historical site at which some Civil War veterans were interred. The upcoming presentation will focus ... Read more
3 Books - 38 Years A Detroit Firefighter’s Story Paczki Day (being Polish on the West side of Detroit) 1969 (growing up in 1969 and the year of everything that happened)
While planning a long visit to Ireland, Kathy thought back to having seen a “handfasting” wedding ceremony in a movie and wondered whether they did this sort of thing in Ireland today. After some research, she found a celebrant who performed this ceremony and was willing to travel to the Kilcar, Donegal area where Kathy ... Read more
Ric Mixter's book "Bottled Goodbyes" is more than just fantastic stories found from bottles that washed ashore. The author used genealogy research to track down living relatives of shipwreck victims, hoping to find original copies of the notes he features in his book. From wrecks on the Great Lakes to the Titanic, you'll enjoy his ... Read more
Dr. Gregory Sumner is Chair of the History Department at the University of Detroit Mercy. He will speak on the little-remembered subject of the 6,000 German and Italian POWs housed in camps across Michigan during WWII. They mostly behaved well, supplied help during the labor shortage, and many later became U.S. Citizens.