Lansing, MI Attractions

 
Lansing became the permanent state capital in 1847, even though at the time the site consisted of a log cabin and sawmill. Once it was decided, the town began to grow with a total of 4,000 residents by 1859.

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Lansing Capitol at sunset.State Capitol, Lansing
Lansing State Capitol building at night.State Capitol, Lansing
Grounds of State Capitol, Lansing.State Capitol, Lansing
Atrium in Lansing.State Capitol, Lansing
Spartans sports stadium, Michigan State University, East Lansing.Michigan State University, East Lansing
The Beaumont Tower with the MSU carillon in East Lansing.East Lansing, Lansing
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