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Lost Lansing: Is treasure still buried in the West Side Neighborhood?

Lost Lansing: Is treasure still buried in the West Side Neighborhood?

By David Votta on December 26, 2011

Criminal ran a counterfeiting ring out of a shanty in the Bogus Swamp where they may have buried their treasure

Posted in Lost Lansing, News | Tagged bogus swamp, Buried Treasure, counterfeiters, Criminal Syndicates, david votta, history, Lansing, lost lansing, Michigan, stebbins, Westside Neighborhood | Leave a response

Lost Lansing (Halloween Edition): The Curious Case of Dr. Armstrong

Lost Lansing (Halloween Edition): The Curious Case of Dr. Armstrong

By David Votta on October 30, 2011

A hair-raising tale of bodysnatchers and a president

Posted in Lost Lansing | Tagged Benjamin Harrison, body snatching, david votta, Dr. Thomas Armstrong, grave robbing, lost lansing, medical schools | 3 Responses

Lost Lansing: Blurring Lansing’s Red Line

Lost Lansing: Blurring Lansing’s Red Line

By David Votta on October 10, 2011

The history of this shameful practice of discriminatory lending practices in Lansing.

Posted in Lost Lansing, News | Tagged david votta, history, Lansing, lost lansing, redlining | Leave a response

Lost Lansing: To his country and his flag

Lost Lansing: To his country and his flag

By David Votta on April 6, 2011

Celebrating the 150th anniversary of the Civil War.

Posted in Lost Lansing | Tagged cadl, charles foster, civil warm, david votta, lost lansing, plowshares into swords, U.S. Civil War | 2 Responses

Lost Lansing: Elton Shaw promoted temperance and sunbathing

Lost Lansing: Elton Shaw promoted temperance and sunbathing

By David Votta on January 23, 2011

The 1936 national conference of the American Sunbathing Association nudist organization was held in Valparaiso, Indiana. At this event Elton Raymond Shaw, Lansing author, publisher and lecturer was elected president. Born in Michigan about 1886, Shaw was a complex man. Highly religious, he published books on temperance and in 1909 authored a book concerning Jesus’ [...]

Posted in Community & Opinion, Lost Lansing, News | Tagged american sunbathing, Chamber of Commerce, Elton Shaw, lost lansing, nudism, temperance | 1 Response

Lost Lansing: Michigan once put people in prison for life for possessing alcohol

Lost Lansing: Michigan once put people in prison for life for possessing alcohol

By David Votta on December 27, 2010

Etta Mae Miller’s life sentence for a fourth conviction for a pint of booze was eventually overturned.

Posted in Community & Opinion, Lost Lansing, News | Tagged "life for a pint", david votta, etta mae miller, life sentence, lost lansing, michiganm, prison, prohibition | 1 Response

Lost Lansing: Mansion once housed world’s largest array of Michigan animals

Lost Lansing: Mansion once housed world’s largest array of Michigan animals

By David Votta on December 5, 2010

Lansing Mayor Charles J. Davis kept a menagerie of Michigan flora and fauna in his private zoo

Posted in Community & Opinion, Lost Lansing | Tagged charles j davis, history, Lansing, lost lansing, mayor, menagerie, private zoo | Leave a response

Lost Lansing: Michigan Brewing Company (conclusion)

Lost Lansing: Michigan Brewing Company (conclusion)

By David Votta on November 14, 2010

The Ku Klux Klan rears its ugly head in this true tale of temperance and toleration.

Posted in News | Tagged klan, klanvocation, lost lansing, michigan brewery, rogers, weinmann | 1 Response

Lost Lansing: Lansing Brewing Company collides with the Temperance Movement

Lost Lansing: Lansing Brewing Company collides with the Temperance Movement

By David Votta on November 5, 2010

The Lansing Female Seminary chose a location next to the German immigrant beer brewers – what could go wrong?

Posted in Community & Opinion, Lost Lansing | Tagged abigail rogers, Lansing Female Seminar, lost lansing, michigan brewing company, Michigan Women's College, Temperandce Movement | Leave a response

Lost Lansing: Eccentric Delos Marvin

Lost Lansing: Eccentric Delos Marvin

By David Votta on October 7, 2010

The unique Mr. Marvin made the mill town Dimondale his home.

Posted in Community & Opinion, Lost Lansing | Tagged delos marvin, dimondale, Grand River, lost lansing, Michigan | 2 Responses

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