Cheap Things To Do in Carleton, Michigan

Visitors can learn of one of the largest engagements of the War of 1812 through special events, reenactments, exhibits, and educational programs at this park. The grounds are open all year, but the... More on DogFriendly.com

This is the site of the Battle of Frenchtown, where British and Native American forces joined to fight against U. S. troops and Frenchtown residents. From January 18th to January 23rd, 1813, the no... More on Heritage

Crystal Gardens Southgate - It has charming service, beautiful ambiance, posh décor, and a celebrity clientele. Just kidding. Forget all that. Crystal Gardens Southgate is your run-of-the-mill deli... More on clubzone

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We offer a hands-on experience with cows, ponies, goats, sheep, ducklings, chicks, piglets & more! - Interp... More on entertainment.com

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Bishop Park fronts the Detroit River and offers great fishing with its 400-foot handicapped-accessible fish... More on KidsPlayParks

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(Woodland Church, MI-82-10) NNE of Flat Rock , Brownstown Township, Wayne County, MI. US24 NNE 2.3 miles from jct with Will Carleton Rd. in Flat Rock, E. on Van Horn Rd. 0.5 miles to the church on the ... More on dalejtravis.com

about Pump It Up: Kids can jump, bounce, climb, and slide at Pump It Up , the award-winning "inflatable party zone." The climate-controlled arenas are filled with huge inflatable structures and pro... More on GoCityKids

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Inscription. This 116 acre "French ribbon farm", purchased by General George Armstrong Custer, his brother, Nevin, and their wives August 22, 1871, ran northerly from the River Raisin. Nevin Custer farmed it until his death. The present ... More on HMDB

Inscription. On this property in 1812 was the trading post of John Anderson, famed Scottish pioneer of the River Raisin. Anderson, Colonel of the Militia in 1812, was taken prisoner at Detroit, later escaped. Mrs. Anderson, alone ... More on HMDB

Inscription. [Marker Front], Site of Battles of Jan. 18 22, Gen. Winchester in Command, and River Raisin Massacre, Jan. 23, 1813, [Marker Reverse], 800 Americans under Cols. Allen, Lewis and Wells, Fought desperately against, 3000 ... More on HMDB

Inscription. First American Flag, Raised on Michigan soil, In Frenchtown, By Capt. Porter 1796. Site of River Raisin, Block house occupied, By American troops. Burned by the British, Capt. Elliott under order, Of Col. Proctor. Aug. ... More on HMDB