A History of the Sinners Club - Battle Creek, Michigan

[@MichaelDelaware]

I sure wish the log book was still around so I could sign my name. How about you?

[@tinman8518]

I'd be next in line with a pen in my hand!! LOL

[@J_Calvin_Hobbes]

Hopefully you piqued the curiosity of the firefighters & they do some archaeological excavations in boxes & storage bins for the book.

[@joezeigler1064]

One of Battle Creek’s greatest assets is its history. Thanks for adding another chapter.

[@WTFgus]

My father Tony Grumeretz favored that sta for most of his time as a bcfirefighter. Always a fun visit to see dad 24 on 48 off shifts.

[@williamforrest4371]

Ive been living here in Ghetto creek,Battle Creek for 14 years never heard of it thank you

[@kristinaswanson6429]

Right down the road from me. Never knew! Very cool.

[@lazy986]

For about 6 years I had driven past there twice a day going to and from work and never knew. Thank you sir. Love your vids of Battle Creek. Always done well, informative, and pleasant to watch.

[@MichaelDelaware]

I am glad you enjoyed it! Thank you!

[@EstimatedProphet-jz5pb]

Native of Battle Creek here, Been gone since 1995.

[@rickeysargent8885]

Well worth the watch. Amazing well put together, piece! Narrators voice is very soothing, A local story everyone should know.

[@MichaelDelaware]

Thank you!

[@jameshaley8162]

....I was totally unaware of The Sinners' Club, but thanks to you, now the rest of the world can learn of this unique, historical group. ....I think it would be an honor to be able to sign your name in to that historic book. Thank you for another great video, Michael.

[@MichaelDelaware]

Thank you

[@kenlong5033]

Thank you Mr. Delaware. I drive by there a lot. My wife works next door at Bronson. Never new there was a SINNERS CLUB. Thanks again.

[@everybodyisawitness23]

My grandpas old fire station MOLOUSKI!!

[@mikewynne7131]

If I was a club-joiner, I’d join this club!

[@matthewcummings5927]

Cool story!

[@J_Calvin_Hobbes]

It never occurred to me that some places are literally "Working Museums"! I saw something I never knew about B.C. in another video about the history of dangerous games - the Zulu Blow Gun Game (1925, Zulu Game Co., Battle Creek, Michigan)

[@kristinaswanson6429]

Right down the road from me. Never knew! Very cool.