S5 E28 - The Great Chicago Fire & the Burning of Holland Michigan 1871
About this episode
This episode explores the Great Chicago Fire and its simultaneous impact on Holland and Manistee, Michigan in 1871.
The Great Chicago Fire between October 8 - 10th, 1871 is the topic of this episode. During this same time fires in Holland and Manistee, Michigan destroyed those cities. I explore the impact of those fires, the effects and reaction across Southwest Michigan following the event, as well as first hand accounts of the reporters. For more information on Michael Delaware, visit: https://michaeldelaware.com
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