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1622 Etienne Brule and his companion Grenoble, French explorers, were probably the first white men to see Lake Superior.

1701 Antoine de Lamothe Cadillac, with his lieutenant Alphonse de Tonty, established a trading post on the Detroit River which they named Fort Pontchartrain; present site of Detroit.

1805 Michigan Territory was created, with Detroit designated as the seat of government. William Hull appointed as governor. Detroit was destroyed by fire.

1828 Territorial Capitol was built at Detroit at a cost of $24,500.

1835 First Constitutional Convention. Stevens T. Mason inaugurated as the first Governor.

1837 Michigan was admitted as the twenty-sixth state in the Union.

1847 A law was passed by the State Legislature to locate the State Capital "in the township of Lansing, in the county of Ingham."

1879 New State Capitol dedicated in Lansing. The structure cost $1,510,130.

1957 Five-mile long Mackinac Bridge opened November 1.

1974 Gerald R. Ford of Grand Rapids became the 38th President of the U.S.

1976 Throw away bottles banned by referendum vote.

1987 Michigan celebrated 150 years of statehood.

Year Entered the Union: 1837, 26th State in the Union

Name Origin: Derived from the Indian words, michi-gami, meaning large lake

Nicknames: Great Lakes State, Winter Wonderland, Wolverine State

State Capital: Lansing

Number of Governmental Seats: 110 House, 38 Senate, 16 Congressional, 2 U.S. Senate

Number of Electoral Votes: 18

Number of Counties: 83

Leads the nation in the registration of pleasure boats and snowmobiles.

Michigan's park system contains 96 individual state parks spread over 260,000 acres.

First in the nation with roadside parks and picnic tables.

- From the michigan.gov website

To learn more about Michigan visit http://www.michigan.gov