2015: Divers made a startling discovery in Lake Michigan: an underwater Stonehenge-like structure dating back around 14,000 years. 1857: William Ferguson, Michigan's first Black legislator, was born in Detroit, later gaining prominence for his legal victories against racial discrimination.

Michigan's Underwater Stonehenge & First Black Legislator | May 22

WKAR’s Jamie Paisley presents intriguing stories for each day in Michigan history. From name changes and iconic cities to arcane laws, Michigan Minute covers a wide variety of fascinatingly true tales from the Great Lake State. Interested in supporting the Michigan Minute?

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