Saugatuck, a small town on the shores of Lake Michigan, in southwestern lower Michigan, was founded in 1830 and has a full and varied history. It has given rise to many stories, most nearly true, told with humor and fascination.
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"This book contains seven stories from Saugatuck's past, including poems, unusual incidents and anecdotes." -- Michigan History, September/October 1990.
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Saugatuck has the sort of varied history that spawns tales. Stories that are true (or nearly so) about sunked gold, Michigan soldiers on campaign during the Civil War, murder on main street, battling the Air Force for the possession of the radar dome and, of course, the day the elephant died. Strange and unusual, sometimes funny, but uniquely Saugatuck.
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