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This collection contains digital material created and collected by the Michigan Historical Center. It includes a 1999 MGTV documentary entitled "Oh, Could They But Speak! The History and Importance of Michigan's Civil War Battle Flags," a Michigan Historical Museum exhibit video about the Soo Locks and mining jobs, and a set of photographs from the 2013 Archaeology Day event at the Michigan Historical Center.

This series of photographs documents the 2013 Archaeology Day event held at the Michigan Historical Center.

From the intersection of Sucker River Rd. (Co. Rd. 410) and Co. Rd. 375 at the section line common to Sec 21 and 22, proceed 0.3 mile south on Co. Rd. 375 to the 1/4 corner common to Sec 21 and 22. At this point a fire lane continues due south along the section line, but Co. Rd. 375 veers slightly southeast. Follow Co. Rd. 375 0.1 mile south southeast to a topped jack pine on the west side of the trail. This point is also 0.4 mile north of an east-west fire lane. Then walk 100 ft east from the trail to the Camera Point. The Camera Point is on a slight rise. View: N40E 

Ruffed grouse hunter.

From the intersection of Sucker River Rd. (Co. Rd. 410) and Co. Rd. 375 at the section line common to Sec 21 and 22, proceed 0.3 mile south on Co. Rd. 375 to the 1/4 corner common to Sec 21 and 22. At this point a fire lane continues due south along the section line, but Co. Rd. 375 veers slightly southeast. Follow Co. Rd. 375 0.1 mile south southeast to a topped jack pine on the west side of the trail. This point is also 0.4 mile north of an east-west fire lane. Then walk 100 ft east from the trail to the Camera Point. The Camera Point is on a slight rise. View: N40E 

From the intersection of Sucker River Rd. (Co. Rd. 410) and Co. Rd. 375 at the section line common to Sec 21 and 22, proceed 0.3 mile south on Co. Rd. 375 to the 1/4 corner common to Sec 21 and 22. At this point a fire lane continues due south along the section line, but Co. Rd. 375 veers slightly southeast. Follow Co. Rd. 375 0.1 mile south southeast to a topped jack pine on the west side of the trail. This point is also 0.4 mile north of an east-west fire lane. Then walk 100 ft east from the trail to the Camera Point. The Camera Point is on a slight rise. View: N40E 

A pair of horseback riders on one of the many equestrian trails in the state parks system.

From the intersection of Sucker River Rd. (Co. Rd. 410) and Co. Rd. 375 at the section line common to Sec 21 and 22, proceed 0.3 mile south on Co. Rd. 375 to the 1/4 corner common to Sec 21 and 22. At this point a fire lane continues due south along the section line, but Co. Rd. 375 veers slightly southeast. Follow Co. Rd. 375 0.1 mile south southeast to a topped jack pine on the west side of the trail. This point is also 0.4 mile north of an east-west fire lane. Then walk 100 ft east from the trail to the Camera Point. The Camera Point is on a slight rise. View: N40E 

The crew of the DNR's Survey Vessel Steelhead set a trawl net in Lake Michigan. The crew conducts an annual hydroacoustic (sonar) and mid-water trawl survey of alewives and other prey fishes (like the mottled sculpin) in Lake Michigan to get a snapshot of current conditions. Once the survey work is completed, estimates of total prey fish abundance are generated by managers and are used to balance predator-prey dynamics. Fisheries managers then adjust salmon stocking rates to keep alewife abundance in check with lake productivity levels.

From the intersection of Sucker River Rd. (Co. Rd. 410) and Co. Rd. 375 at the section line common to Sec 21 and 22, proceed 0.3 mile south on Co. Rd. 375 to the 1/4 corner common to Sec 21 and 22. At this point a fire lane continues due south along the section line, but Co. Rd. 375 veers slightly southeast. Follow Co. Rd. 375 0.1 mile south southeast to a topped jack pine on the west side of the trail. This point is also 0.4 mile north of an east-west fire lane. Then walk 100 ft east from the trail to the Camera Point. The Camera Point is on a slight rise. View: N40E

Smoke from the Sleeper Lake Fire rises above the trees.

From the intersection of Sucker River Rd. (Co. Rd. 410) and Co. Rd. 375 at the section line common to Sec 21 and 22, proceed 0.3 mile south on Co. Rd. 375 to the 1/4 corner common to Sec 21 and 22. At this point a fire lane continues due south along the section line, but Co. Rd. 375 veers slightly southeast. Follow Co. Rd. 375 0.1 mile south southeast to a topped jack pine on the west side of the trail. This point is also 0.4 mile north of an east-west fire lane. Then walk 100 ft east from the trail to the Camera Point. The Camera Point is on a slight rise. View: N40E 

Conservation officer helps guide the launch of one the department's patrol boats.

From the intersection of Sucker River Rd. (Co. Rd. 410) and Co. Rd. 375 at the section line common to Sec 21 and 22, proceed 0.3 mile south on Co. Rd. 375 to the 1/4 corner common to Sec 21 and 22. At this point a fire lane continues due south along the section line, but Co. Rd. 375 veers slightly southeast. Follow Co. Rd. 375 0.1 mile south southeast to a topped jack pine on the west side of the trail. This point is also 0.4 mile north of an east-west fire lane. Then walk 100 ft east from the trail to the Camera Point. The Camera Point is on a slight rise. View: N40E 

70-year old Vern Kruithof poses with his 2009 540-pound elk bull kill, after forty years of waiting to win in the license lottery. An elk license is one of the most difficult hunting licenses to obtain in Michigan.

Photo of a woman bird hunting (most likely pheasant).

From the intersection of Sucker River Rd. (Co. Rd. 410) and Co. Rd. 375 at the section line common to Sec 21 and 22, proceed 0.3 mile south on Co. Rd. 375 to the 1/4 corner common to Sec 21 and 22. At this point a fire lane continues due south along the section line, but Co. Rd. 375 veers slightly southeast. Follow Co. Rd. 375 0.1 mile south southeast to a topped jack pine on the west side of the trail. This point is also 0.4 mile north of an east-west fire lane. Then walk 100 ft east from the trail to the Camera Point. The Camera Point is on a slight rise. View: N40E

A pilot looks at the devastation caused by the Sleeper Lake Fire.

From Camera Point 17a, proceed 0.4 miles north on the north-south fire lane to the point where the well-traveled road veers off to the northeast. From that point proceed N68W for 0.2 miles (1056 ft). The old trails are so overgrown that it is best to proceed by compass bearing and a little bushwhacking. The Camera Point is located on the east side of a pothole. View: S75W 

An angler's collection of fishing lures used to catch large fish such as northern pike.

A DNR employee helps campers set up their tent at Holland State Park.