The following histories of the Huron River were compiled as part of HRWC’s “Huron RIVERfest ’93″. A limited edition was published for distribution as part of the festivities that accompanied the paddlers who spent eight days paddling the length of the Huron River.

The histories are organized beginning at the source of the Huron River and ending at its mouth where it enters Lake Erie. All of the links are pdf files.

• Introduction: The Huron River by Robert Wittersheim
• White Lake: White Lake by Mary Johnson
• Commerce: Byers Homestead and The Story of Commerce by Glen Ruggles
• Milford: Huron River and the First Known Inhabitants by Charlotte McKeough
• Brighton: Brighton Area Historical Society by Marieanna Blair
• Pinckney: Honey Creek: “Down by yet Old Mill Stream…” by Elizabeth Colone
• Dexter: The Huron River Bandit from Pinckney Pathways
• Ann Arbor: History of the Huron River and Allen’s Creek in Ann Arbor by Grace Shackman
• Ann Arbor: A History of the Huron River in Ann Arbor by Carol Butz
• Ypsilanti: The Huron River – Lifeline to Ypsilanti by Rochelle Balkam
• Ypsilanti: Huron River in Ypsilanti by Doris Milliman
• Rawsonville: The Huron River by Robert Wittersheim
• Belleville: The Damned Huron by Park E. Gregory
• Belleville: The Huron River – In the Beginning by Park E. Gregory
• Huron Township: Structures Along the River by Huron Township Historical Society
• Huron Township: Huron Clinton Metroparks in Huron Township by Huron Township Historical Society
• Rockwood: May – The Huron River by Patricia Quick, Rockwood Area Historial Society,
• Rockwood: The Huron River by Gerry Wykes
• Rockwood: The Huron River by Robert Wittersheim