Went in to get my library card. Met with a smile and got all my questions answered. Even helped me…read moredownload and get logged into Libby and Hoopla. Also found out about upcoming events. I will be coming to The Crafters Collective tomorrow.

I use this library often and it is quiet and clean and the staff is wonderful and knowledgeable…read more When I needed to make copies and I didn't have enough change, they let me pay next time. This is my fave library to use, as it is close to my home and next to this little shopping center if I need to go there. All I need in one location. I am thankful for it.

Ribbon cutting for the new home of Historical Society of Greater Lansing. The HSGL had a few…read moreseminars that included a walking tour of the neighborhood, a Tin Type presentation, a printing press demonstration, and Claaaic Michigan Food and Drinks seminar. Really good educational experience.

I visited this house for a small conference in 2017 and had a lovely experience. The house and…read moregrounds were well maintained and the food was excellent - especially the smoked salmon, If I were to host a small wedding - the Turner Dodge House would be at the top of my list. The garden has a small arbor with lovely shade trees and trellises and the food and service was outstanding. This would be my first choice for a small wedding or a family gathering .

I love historic homes. this one is really nice and has lovely gardens too…read more The history is not one of cars. Nope, no relation to Dodge. Just a lovely middle class family. Abbey Dodge was one of the first women to graduate from college in the USA. The home has lovely furnishings but not much description, even though I got a brochure on it, some displays had no info.There are two old sewing machines upstairs. The plaques on them say who donated them but not what year they were or anything. I just can't abide by that piece of missing history People need timelines. Also, again, no postcards. Your business needs to sell postcards. Make revenue to help restore the home. Anyway, I did enjoy walking through the home. Upstairs is a 1860s organ. When it was found in a barn damaged, they found a cannonball in it from the civil war. The organ was completely restored and is upstairs in the game room at the Turner Dodge House. A nice quick visit, enjoy...