What's in your wallet? Make it a Library of Michigan library card. Get a Library Card
Online Resources for Library Cardholders
The Library of Michigan supports digitization efforts throughout the state by offering resources to libraries. Resources include consulting, equipment access, funding opportunities, and more.
Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA)
Michigan eLibrary (MeL) Information
History of the Library of Michigan
Press releases courtesy of library staff and the Michigan Department of Education.
State Librarian/State Librarian's Excellence Award
Search is currently unavailable. Please try again later.
The web Browser you are currently using is unsupported, and some features of this site may not work as intended. Please update to a modern browser such as Chrome, Firefox or Edge to experience all features Michigan.gov has to offer.
Crawford County was originally called Shawono when established in 1840. By 1843, the county was renamed to Crawford after Col. William Crawford, a Revolutionary War figure. For a moment, the unorganized county found parts of itself attached to other counties such as Kalkaska County. Crawford County consists of six townships. They are Beaver Creek, Frederic, Grayling, Lovells, Maple Forest, and South Branch. Grayling, Frederic, Waters, and the ghost town Pere Cheney are some of the communities in Crawford County.
Bovee, Fay C.
The land of Shop-Nee-Gaunse. 1962.
LIB OF MICH MICHIGAN 2N F572.C9 B69 1962
Frederic Historical Society.
Frederic Michigan centennial, 1877-1977. 1977.
LIB OF MICH MICHIGAN 2N F574.F737 F73 1977
The Grayling Area Centennial Committee.
The First hundred years: an introduction to the history of the Grayling area. 1972.
LIB OF MICH MICHIGAN 2N F574.G739 F5 1972
Hemmingsen, Margrethe.
Memories of Grayling. 1939.
LIB OF MICH MICHIGAN 2N F574.G739 H4 1939
Souders, Harry, Mrs.
Grayling and Crawford County history and miscellanea. 1971.
LIB OF MICH MICHIGAN 2N F572.C9 S685 1971
GRAYLING.
Crawford avalanche. 1879-1936.
LIB OF MICH MICROFILM NEWSPAPERS 2S
GRAYLING.
Crawford County avalanche. 1969-2004.
LIB OF MICH MICROFILM NEWSPAPERS 2S
GRAYLING.
The Grayling news. 1895-1898.
LIB OF MICH MICROFILM NEWSPAPERS 2S
GRAYLING.
Northern Democrat. 1891-1895.
LIB OF MICH MICROFILM NEWSPAPERS 2S
Boyd, Gregory A.
Family maps of Crawford County, Michigan: with homesteads, roads, waterways, towns, cemeteries, railroads, and more. 2009.
LIB OF MICH MICHIGAN 2N F572.C9 B693 2009
Crawford County Road Commission (Mich.).
Official county road map of Crawford County, Michigan. 1961.
LIB OF MICH MICHIGAN FLAT FILE 2N Undersize G4113.C9E63 1961 .C7
Rockford Map Publishers.
Plat book with index to owners, Crawford County, Michigan. 1965.
LIB OF MICH MICHIGAN 2N G 1413 .C9 R62 1965
W.W. Hixson & Co.
Plat book of Crawford County, Michigan. 1930.
LIB OF MICH MICHIGAN 2N G 1413 .C9 H5 1930
Crawford County, Michigan, cemetery records. 1900?.
LIB OF MICH MICHIGAN 2N F572.C9 C9 1900z
A Few facts about Crawford County, Michigan. 1930s?
LIB OF MICH MICROFILM 2S F572.C9 F4 1952
Humphrys, C. R.
Land use criteria for Crawford County, Michigan. 1941.
LIB OF MICH MICHIGAN 2N HD 211 .M5 H8 1941
St. Mary Catholic Church.
Directory. 2000.
LIB OF MICH MICHIGAN 2N BX4603.G74 S3 2000
Elowski, Ronald C.
Crawford County bedrock geology. 2000.
LIB OF MICH MICH DOCS FLAT FILE 2N G4113.C9C5 2000 .E46a
Michigan Department of Commerce.
Economic profile of Crawford County. 1975.
LIB OF MICH MICH DOCS OFFICIAL HC107.M5 A1 Crawford
Michigan Department of History, Arts, and Libraries.
Crawford County state census for 1884 and 1894. 1900.
LIB OF MICH MICROFILM 2S F572.C9 C73 1900z
Michigan Economic Development Department.
Crawford County: agricultural supplement to economic data sheets. 1962.
LIB OF MICH - MICH DOCS 2S HC107.M52 C733 1962:Mar.
Northeast Michigan Council of Governments.
Community profile: Grayling. 1986.
LIB OF MICH MICH DOCS OFFICIAL HC108.G739 C66 1986
Updated 11-23-2022