1. We may be the only place in the world where you can find cities named both Paradise and Hell.
To be clear, the one on the left is Paradise, Michigan.
Great Lakes and Great Everydamn Thing Else.
To be clear, the one on the left is Paradise, Michigan.
The two-day weekend has its origins in the Michigan labor movement and Henry Ford, who "gave his workers two days off back in the early 1900s, even though the federal government didn't mandate the forty-hour work-week until 1938."
Michigan is one of the top 5 states in the country for number of breweries.
Pictured above: No. 67 — Jon and Amy's Double Dip.
Seen here watching the Pistons!
The Hitsville, USA location has been converted into a museum, seen above.
...even if they don't always win.
Anytime a Detroit team is in the playoffs, the Spirit of Detroit is adorned with its jersey.
Mmm. Tastes like space and childhood.
Also, clearly the best.
If you know how to pronounce that word, you're either Polish or a Michigander.
Hamtramck Disneyland is located in the backyard of Ukranian immigrant Dmytro Szylak, who built it entirely by himself.
The main attractions here are the cheese, chicken, and lederhosen.
We're in prime position to win the coming apocalyptic water wars. Canada, New York, and Wisconsin can suck it.