The Making of Modern Michigan is a collaborative project involving 52 Michigan libraries. It includes local history materials from communities around the state. Michigan's unique heritage is represented through over 4,500 different subjects of photographs, family papers, oral histories, genealogical materials, and much more.
The Making of Modern Michigan is headed by the Michigan State University Libraries, in partnership with the Library of Michigan, the Michigan Library Consortium, and the 52 libraries currently participating in the project.
The Making of Modern Michigan aims at empowering libraries, throughout the state, to contribute to a digital collection about the state's history.
Although the MSU Libraries strive to collect, acquire and develop accessible
digital/electronic collections, unfortunately, not all are. The MSU Libraries
are able to provide remediated, accessible versions of digital/electronic
library documents to library users. Please be in touch to discuss your
specific request by contacting us at libraryremediation@lib.msu.edu. For more
information about the service, please visit the
MSU Libraries Remediation page.
