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Russell M. Magnaghi
Russell M. Magnaghi teaches history at Northern Michigan University
and is the University Historian. In 2005, he was awarded the Charles
Follo History Award at the 56th Annual Upper Peninsula History
Conference. The Charles Follo Award is presented each year to an
individual who has made an outstanding contribution to the
preservation and promotion of Upper Peninsula history; the
presentation is at the Historical Society of Michigan's Upper
Peninsula History Conference. Territorial governor Lewis Cass and
Henry Schoolcraft, who explored and wrote about the U.P., founded the
Society in 1828.
Magnaghi is the author of A Sense of
Place: Michigan's Upper Peninsula: Essays in Honor of William &
Margery Vandament. He was awarded The Historical Society of
Michigan's Charles Follo History Award at the 56th Annual Upper
Peninsula History Conference.
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