New Book Alert!
More great Michigan trivia!
“The (even) Greater, Great Lakes Trivia Test”
released May 2018!
Even more questions! Many more answers!
- Who was the first millionaire in Detroit, and why was his daughter called, Princess?
- What
Michiganian could juggle four balls while riding a unicycle and is called the father of the digital age? - Where is Michigan’s first historical marker?
- When was apple cider first noted in Michigan?
- Why can Michigan Catholics eat muskrat on meatless days?
- How many times was Michigan’s first governor, Stevens T Mason, buried?
- Did the Japanese bomb Michigan during WWII?
- What happened to the church that inspired the hymn, “The Old
rugged Cross?
Take my latest test, let’s see what you know.
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