MARQUETTE — Ogichidaa is Anishinaabemowin (Ojibwe) word that primarily translates to “warrior” or “veteran.” More broadly it represents anyone who demonstrates extreme courage, puts the needs of their community first, and protects the language, culture and well-being of their people. ...
QUESTION: The Marquette Regional History Center has several farrier tools in its collection. What was/is the job of a farrier? a. Working on cars and bicycles b. Skinning animals for pelts c. Making shoes for horses d. Captaining ferries between the mainland and islands ANSWER: C, making shoes for horses.
MARQUETTE — The late Northern Michigan University geography professor Dr. John Anderton described Presque Isle as the “Jewel in the Crown” of Marquette. The 323-acre park holds a special place in the hearts of many residents and visitors. Many locals know that the park was established ...
QUESTION: Mackinac National Park was the second U.S. national park, established in 1875. When was it transferred to state control and reorganized as Mackinac Island State Park? a. 1895 b. 1910 c. 1927 d. 1939 ANSWER: A, Mackinac National Park was transferred to the state of Michigan in 1895.
