Idlewild, Michigan, A historical marker at the entrance to Idlewild, a resort town popular with African-Americans during the years when segregation was the norm. After passage of the 1964 Civil Rights Act, the town declined, though there are now some attempts to bring it back.

Idlewild, Michigan, A historical marker at the entrance to Idlewild, a resort town popular with African-Americans during the years when segregation was the norm. After passage of the 1964 Civil Rights Act, the town declined, though there are now some attempts to bring it back.
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