East Lansing: Collegeville Revisited

The book explores the historical evolution of East Lansing, Michigan, from its origins as a crossroads of Indian trails to a flourishing city of 46,000 residents. It highlights the establishment of the Agriculture College of the State of Michigan in 1855, which later became Michigan State University, and the subsequent growth of the surrounding community, initially named Collegeville. With a city charter granted in 1907, the narrative emphasizes the unique relationship between the city and the university, showcasing their development through a collection of images.