• November 11, 1918—The Great War comes to an end.

• Michigan in Brief

• Michigan Through the Years

• History of Michigan

• Michigan History magazine introduces unusual art form
A day's drive through southeastern Michigan's scenic Irish Hills can provide an exciting introduction to an unusual art form called Trabajo Rustico. Performed in the 1930s by Mexican traveling artists, Trabajo Rustico shares roots with the better-known Diego Rivera murals at the Detroit Institute of Art and the New Deal murals in Michigan's public buildings.

• Michigan History for Kids Magazine Looks at Rock and Roll in Michigan
Winner of Parents' Choice Awards for the past three years, Michigan History for Kids has been praised by parents, teachers and children. This issue looks at Michigan's contribution to rock and roll.

• Michigan Historical Museum System
The Michigan Historical Museum in Lansing presents an overview of the state's history.

• Genealogy Tools
1870 Michigan Census, Cemetery Sources, Naturalization Records, County Clerks Directory, and more

• Links to Early Automobile History
These links to information about the early Michigan automobile industry history and Michigan's roads provide further resources for your study.

• 2007 Michigan Walk of Fame Honorees

• 25 African-Americans You Need to Know

• A Michigan original Governor John Engler's love of family, state embodied in Capitol portrait unveiled today

• Archives' Portrait Collection

• Authors and Illustrators

• Black History

• Famous Michiganders

• Former Governors

• Remarkable women from Michigan's past

• Tribal Governments

• Historical Documents Related to the Laws of Michigan

• Archives of Michigan Digital Collections

• County Histories

• ANSWER - The Library of Michigan online catalog

• Time Traveler - Kids' History

• 50 Essential Michigan History Books

• Natural Resources History

• History of Michigan and places in Michigan

• Making of Modern Michigan

• Michigan Transportation Achievements

• Michigan eLibrary (MeL)