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Seneca County kicks off yearlong bicentennial celebration

Seneca County kicks off yearlong bicentennial celebration
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Rymers farm turns 200 years old

Rymers farm turns 200 years old
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Michigan s Very First Interstate Road Built in 1812 Still Exists

Made of wooden logs, Michigan's first interstate road spanned 200 miles connecting us with Ohio - and it still exists underwater. Photos are here.

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Michigan s Very First Interstate Road Built in 1812 Still Exists

Made of wooden logs, Michigan's first interstate road spanned 200 miles connecting us with Ohio - and it still exists underwater. Photos are here.

United statesMaumee riverHuron riverUpper sanduskyWilliam hullNational park serviceUs northwest armyMichigan territoryNative americansGreat black swampJefferson roadVery first interstate

Michigan s Very First Interstate Road Built in 1812 Still Exists

Made of wooden logs, Michigan's first interstate road spanned 200 miles connecting us with Ohio - and it still exists underwater. Photos are here.

United statesUpper sanduskyHuron riverMaumee riverWilliam hullUs northwest armyNational park serviceMichigan territoryNative americansGreat black swampJefferson roadVery first interstate