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Berrien Springs, Michigan, received its namesake from John M. Berrien, a U.S. Senator and Attorney General serving under President Andrew Jackson. In 1832 the village became known as Berrien. After the discovery of mineral springs in the area, the name officially changed to Berrien Springs in 1836. The last recorded population number is just under 2,000.
Since the initial colonization of Berrien Springs, the village has been a successful rustic agricultural community with many industrial entrepreneurs. Farming, tourism and manufacturing are the leading industries. The village is located near a long stretch of beaches, camping resorts, eight parks and many more attractions. Serious sportsmen know the area as one of the best fishing spots in the state, priding itself in its abundant supply of Steelhead, Chinook, Coho and Bass. Also, Berrien Springs is uniquely famously for being known as the “Christmas Pickle Capital of the World” and hosts their Christmas Pickle Festival in early December each year.
Berrien Springs is home to Andrews University, which used to be called Emmanuel Missionary College—a Seventh-Day Adventist institution—in 1901. There are also seven other universities and colleges located nearby, such as Lake Michigan College, Southwestern Michigan College and Western Michigan University.
Squire Isaac Thompson built the first homestead in Berrien County in 1823. The county became official in 1831 and received its name from U.S. Senato... Read more
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The first settlers of Cassopolis were the Putnams, a small family from Indiana who took up residence in October of 1825. Their humble floorless hom... Read more
Originally a spa community and now known for its paper industry, Otsego is conveniently located off of U.S. 131 in Allegan County. This small ye... Read more
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In 1840 Three Rivers, Mich., was named for the three rivers—Rocky, Portage and St. Joseph River—that flow together to become one. In 1895, th... Read more
With an estimated population of 31,882 in 2006, Goshen, Indiana, is the county seat of Elkhart County. The neighborly, service-oriented environment... Read more
A small town in Elkhart County, Bristol was founded by European settlers approximately 200 years ago. Today, Bristol looks forward to the future wit... Read more
Due to its convenient location, natural beauty, and exciting attractions, Michigan City is a great choice when looking for homes on Lake Michigan’... Read more
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