MICHIGAN HISTORY MAGAZINE ~ July / August 2007 -- Mackinac Bridge at 50 Years

$ 7.9

Publication Name: Michigan History Issue Number: 4 Publication Month: August, July Subscription: Yes Publication Frequency: Bimonthly Volume: 91 Country of Origin: United States Era/Year: 2020s Language: English Signed: No Topic: History Publication Year: 2007

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MICHIGAN HISTORY MAGAZINE ~ July / August 2007 -- Mackinac Bridge at 50 Years. 8.5" x 11". Michigan History Magazine ~ by Historical Society of Michigan Note the close-up photo of the Contents page to review the articles and features layout. Feel free to ask any further questions about the precise Contents of any issue of M.H. I have listed. - Volume 91, No. 4 ~ JULY / AUGUST 2007 - 104 pgs. weight = 13.2 oz. 8.5" x 11" Condition: Please refer to all photos + scans, plus Condition box, above. Shipping Comments: For these Michigan History magazines in particular, I want to highlight that I am always happy to combine & reduce shipping. I have NO built-in handling/seller fees. I am shipping based on actual weight-to-destination. I am not a business, though, just an individual with some extras. Since these have ZERO advertisements...thus can be shipped Media/book rate if you so desire (saves a nice chunk of $ !). ~ ~ ~ Michigan History Magazine is a bimonthly publication that explores the state’s rich social, cultural, political, economic, architectural, and institutional history. Here are some key points about the magazine: Publication history : Founded in 1917 as a quarterly publication by the Michigan Historical Commission and the Michigan Pioneer and Historical Society. It has undergone changes in publication frequency and ownership over the years, currently being published by the Historical Society of Michigan. Content : Each 64-page issue features in-depth articles, bold illustrations, and photographs that delve into various aspects of Michigan’s history, including industry, politics, culture, and more. Frequency : Published six times a year. Subscription : Available as an individual subscription or as part of a membership with the Historical Society of Michigan. ~ ~ ~