A History of Plank Roads, Stage Coaches & Barney's Tavern - Battle Creek, Michigan
Explore the history of plank roads, stage coaches & Barney's Tavern in Battle Creek, Michigan. Over 100 plank road companies were chartered between 1845 to 1855 in Michigan to create a wooden highway system between cities all over the state for carriage, wagon, horse and stage coach travel. The plank roads offered a smoother surface than the traditional corduroy roads, and along these routes taverns were established for weary travelers. Barney's Tavern in Battle Creek became famous in its time for the hospitality of its owner, Nathaniel Barney. Take a journey back in time to explore this fascinating chapter in Michigan history. ❤Check out the podcast: Tales of Southwest Michigan's Past https://anchor.fm/michael-delaware ❤Support the channel: ❥Direct Donations: https://liberapay.com/MichaelDelaware... ❥Merchandise: https://the-shine-bright-project.crea... ❥For more information or to contact Michael Delaware, visit: https://michaeldelaware.com/ ❥To see the video on The Rise & Fall of Verona: • The Rise and Fall of Verona: Battle Creek'... __________________ Licensed Music by: Third Age

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