Mackinac Island.

The wave-washed tourists' paradise of the unsalted seas.

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Mackinac Island.

The wave-washed tourists' paradise of the unsalted seas.

This small illustrated booklet indicates that Mackinac Island already had a thriving tourist industry in the early 1880s, with “…six hotels, a number of summer boarding-houses, stores and shops of all kinds…” The fort and other tourist attractions are described, with background history and legends. There is a chapter on the neighboring attractions of Bois Blanc Island, St. Ignace, Mackinaw City, Sault Ste. Marie and other places.

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Language
English
Pages
56

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Published in
[St. Louis, Mo

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Library of Congress
F572.M16 D9

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Pagination
56 p.
Number of pages
56

Edition Identifiers

Open Library
OL23316672M
Internet Archive
mackinacislandwa00dona
LCCN
01007095

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Work ID
OL5080056W

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