One of the Great Lakes, shared by the U.S. and Cana­da.

One of the Great Lakes, the largest fresh­wa­ter lake by sur­face area in the world. The wor […]

One of the Great Lakes, bor­der­ing sev­er­al U.S. states.

A Michi­gan nation­al park island in Lake Supe­ri­or, known for wilder­ness and wolves.

A Michi­gan nation­al his­tor­i­cal park pre­serv­ing cop­per min­ing her­itage.

A Michi­gan nation­al lakeshore with col­or­ful cliffs and water­falls.

A Michi­gan nation­al bat­tle­field com­mem­o­rat­ing the War of 1812.

A Michi­gan nation­al lakeshore with tow­er­ing sand dunes and Lake Michi­gan views.

A New York nation­al scenic trail through forests and lakes.

An Ann Arbor, Michi­gan his­toric the­ater.

A Jack­son, Michi­gan his­toric the­ater.

A Michi­gan muse­um hon­or­ing pio­neers and inno­va­tors of the glob­al auto­mo­tive indus­try.

A Detroit sky­scraper built in 1927, notable for its Goth­ic Revival style.

A Detroit his­toric church tied to Great Lakes sailors.

A Rich­mond, Vir­ginia church where Patrick Hen­ry gave his “Lib­er­ty or Death” speech.

A his­toric Catholic church land­mark reflect­ing ear­ly Amer­i­can reli­gious her­itage.

A Detroit his­toric street lined with land­marks and busi­ness­es.

A Detroit ceme­tery with his­toric graves.

A Michi­gan muse­um show­cas­ing Detroit’s auto­mo­tive and cul­tur­al his­to­ry.

The offi­cial res­i­dence of Detroit’s may­or.

A Michi­gan foot­ball sta­di­um, the largest in the U.S.

A Michi­gan gar­den with con­ser­va­to­ries and trails.

A Michi­gan sci­ence muse­um with inter­ac­tive exhibits for chil­dren and fam­i­lies.

A Michi­gan muse­um with ancient arti­facts and archae­ol­o­gy exhibits.