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Remember Herpolsheimer s Train? It s Back at the Public Museum!

What a great blast from Grand Rapids past this is. The Grand Rapids Public Museum has brought out the famed Herpolsheimer’s Passenger Train.

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Remember Herpolsheimer s Train? It s Back at the Public Museum!

What a great blast from Grand Rapids past this is. The Grand Rapids Public Museum has brought out the famed Herpolsheimer’s Passenger Train.

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The Town That LOOKS Like a Ghost Town: Afton, Michigan

Here's an upper Michigan 'ghost' town that really LOOKS like one: Afton, in Cheboygan County!

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Yes, Adultery Is Against The Law & A Felony In Michigan

Michigan's top cop, Attorney General Dana Nessel, took to Twitter to remind Michigan residents that if they commit adultery, they could go to jail in Michigan.

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Yes, Adultery Is Against The Law & A Felony In Michigan

Michigan's top cop, Attorney General Dana Nessel, took to Twitter to remind Michigan residents that if they commit adultery, they could go to jail in Michigan.

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