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Cross Village, like many of the area small towns, was once a thriving center for lumber. Because of its location on the lakeshore it was also a fishing community. Cross Village is one of the oldest settlements in Michigan and today is known for its ties to the Native American Ottawa tribe. Early records say that Father Jacques Marquette, the famous French Jesuit who endeared himself to the Native Indian population of Northern Michigan, planted a huge white cross on the bluff overlooking Lake Michigan before his death in 1675. As late as 1787, as many as twenty tribes populated the region and met here around tribal council fires. To the Native Americans who populated the numerous historic missions in the area, Cross Village became known as the "Land of the Cross." To the French, this region was known as L'Arbre Croche; to the Ottawas, it was called "Wau-gaw-naw-ke-ze"; and to the White man at the time, it was simply known as "Land of the Crooked Tree." Bishop Frederick Baraga is another individual with historical ties to Cross Village. Baraga left a comfortable, upper-class existence behind when he left Slovenia in 1830 to serve the Native population and isolated small communities of this region. He spoke and developed written Native languages and is credited for spreading the Gospel among the local Ottawas and Chippewas. In 1853, Baraga was elevated to Bishop, becoming the first Bishop in Upper Michigan. As late as 1787, as many as twenty tribes populated the region and met here around tribal council fires. To the Native Americans who populated the numerous historic missions in the area, Cross Village became known as the "Land of the Cross." To the French, this region was known as L'Arbre Croche; to the Ottawas, it was called "Wau-gaw-naw-ke-ze"; and to the White man at the time, it was simply known as "Land of the Crooked Tree." stop at the world famous “Legs Inn” to sampe their Polish cusine should be on everyones list. To start your planning, here are our listings of Cabins & Cottages in and around Cross Village.
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Cross Village Lakeshore Cottage Agamiing Minwendam, Morris Lane/N Lakeshore Dr., Cross Village, MI 49723, Phone: (866) 623-9001
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Tell Them You Found Them On The Northern Michigan Cabin & Cottage Rentals Website
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Cross Village on Lake Michigan, 8909 Sturgeon Bay Dr, Cross Village, MI 49723, Phone: (248) 620-9984
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The Guest House in Cross Village, 5028 W. Levering Road, P. O. Box 203, Cross Village, MI 49723-0203
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Legs Inn, 6425 Lakeshore Drive (M-119), PO Box 157, Cross Village, MI 49723, Phone: (231) 526-2281
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CABIN & COTTAGE RENTALS IN OTHER NEARBY CITIES
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Carp Lake | Good Hart | Harbor Springs | Levering
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