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Ann Arbor, MI
Auburn Hills, MI
Birmingham, MI
Brighton, MI
Canton, MI
Chelsea, MI
Dearborn
Detroit, MI
Flint, MI
Kimball, MI
Monroe, MI
Petersburg, MI
Port Huron, MI
Southfield, MI
Troy, MI
Warren, MI
Ypsilanti
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Flint, MI at a Glance
Flint's history is deeply rooted in transportation. During the 1800s, this
Michigan town served as an important
river crossing on the Pontiac Trail, and following the logging boom Flint became
a major manufacturing center for log-hauling contraptions, carts and wagons.
Today, Flint boasts a carriage-making industry of international repute. The
Alfred
P. Sloan Museum explores many of the interesting developments of Flint's
past, including the growth of General Motors automobiles and the rise of the
logging industry. For a more palpable journey through Flint history, visit the
historic structures—including a cider mill, a grist mill and an operating blacksmith—at
Crossroads
Village & Huckleberry Railroad. Flint's arts scene is bolstered by the Flint
Cultural Center, where music, art, dance and theater come alive in exhibits,
performances and special events. The Genesee
Recreation Area, a popular spot for camping, fishing and hiking, is located
just northeast of the city.
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Hotel Sterling
A fantastic blend of cosmopolitan decor and downtown excitement in Monroe, MI! |
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The BusBank
The easy way to charter a bus - anywhere in North America! |
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