Exploring Midland, MIs Charming History of Sports and Sporting Events

Midland, Michigan is a pictureperfect place with a rich history in sports. From baseball to hockey, basketball to football, residents here are passionate about their athletic traditions. For visitors who love both sports and smalltown charm, theres no better place to explore the legacy of sporting events that happened 50 to 150 years ago.

The oldest surviving field in town is Currie Stadium (611 E Main St., Midland MI 48640), home of Northwood University Football since 1972. Built on land donated by Alden B Dow in honor of George Curry for his contributions as a civic leader and businessman, it was once also one of the homes for minor league baseball team the Dow ACs in the early 20th century.

Nearby stands Grand Belle Hall (5121 Bay City Rd., Midland MI 48642), which dates back more than halfacentury when it opened its doors as an ice rink complete with locker rooms and concessions. Throughout winter seasons ever since people gather around Bonfires outside while inside local youth groups play hockey games under bright lights until late night hours.

And if youre looking for something even older dating back over hundred years then head over to see The Tridge Three way bridge(101 Ashman St., Midland MI 48640). You might not think this has much relevance but there have been countless stories told about how fishermen used this spot as a hunting ground long before any organized sport existed making it an extremely important location worthy enough mention!

Midlanders value their athletic legacies dearly because they reflect much more than just wins or losses; instead these events show aspects like friendly competition between neighboring townspeople developing longstanding rivalries while celebrating common outdoor interests too skating during winters or fishing from riverbanks during summers! And let us tell youthe greeneryfilled, quaint and cozy town in the heart of Michigan certainly has a lot to offer!

Website:

https://www.cityofmidlandmi.gov/783/ParksRecreation

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@CityofMidlandMI