Lansing
Lansing is the capital city of Michigan. Dating to the 1870s, the Michigan State Capitol building features a cast-iron dome. The Impression 5 Science Center has interactive displays. The collection at the R. E. Olds Transportation Museum includes classic and contemporary Oldsmobile cars. The Potter Park Zoo houses endangered and threatened species such as Magellanic penguins, black rhinos and golden lion tamarins.
People died in Lansing (First 49 people) - Page 0
Jim Cash
American film writer
Ralph H. Young
American football player
A. J. M. Smith
Canadian poet
Ion Cortright
American football player
leonard falcone
American conductor
John E. Benington
American basketball coach
Vladimir Shlapentokh
American sociologist
Paul Honigsheim
John Kobs
American athlete
Dave Behrman
American football player
Walter Adams
American economist
Vic Saier
Baseball player
Hugh Fox
Writer
John Benington
American basketball coach
Paul V. Gadola
Former Judge
Richard Hickock
Lowell Lee Andrews
Tony Lema
American professional golfer
Perry Edward Smith
Ransom E. Olds
Automotive designer
Isaac P. Christiancy
Former U.S. senator
Hortense Canady
Clarence Munn
American football player
Earl Little
Minister ‧ Malcolm X's father
John David Jackson
Canadian-American professor
Thomas E. Brennan
American attorney
William S. Linton
Politician
Loleta Fyan
Librarian
J. Hunter Holly
Winnifred Quick
American disaster survivor
Lee Abramson
American composer
Roy Marble
American professional basketball player
Geraldine Doyle
American model
Matt Aitch
American basketball player
Anatoliy Skorokhod
Ukrainian mathematician
Billie S. Farnum
Politician
Ronald Edmonds
American author
Alexander M. Zaleski
Prelate
Russel B. Nye
American author
Jacquelyn Kelley
American baseball athlete
Ann Barnes
Actress
John R. Dethmers
Former Michigan Attorney General
John E. Hunter
American author
Larry Raines
Baseball player
John Kivela
Former Mayor of Marquette
John W. Stone
Politician
George Perles
American football player
