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The Jackson County Historical Society presents a 1981 video program on the History of Logging in the Black River Valley (In Memory of Lawrence Jones 1896 - 1987). This is one of the many examples of preserving historical photos and videos through digitalising them for present and future generations. To continue preserving Jackson County's history, please consider making a donation to the Jackson County Historical Society. Your support will help expand educational programs, events and preservatio

Tomorrow October 6th marks the 114th anniversary of the devastating Black River Flood of 1911. This video program on the Black River Flood of 1911 was created in 1981 and presented by 85 year old at the time, Lawrence Jones (1896 - 1987). Lawrence Jones was 15 years old at the time of the flood in 1911. This was originally recorded on a VHS recorder. It is amazing how technology has advanced in 44 years since this was recorded. This an example of the Historical Society's dedicating history with

Explore the legacy of local education in a new episode of "From the Collection" by the Jackson County Michigan Historical Society, featuring Jackson College and its unique historical holdings. In this episode, Jen Fiero of Jackson College showcases a selection of artifacts from the college’s archives, offering a unique glimpse into the institution’s rich past and lasting impact on the Jackson community. From rare photographs and early publications to memorabilia reflecting decades of student lif