Michigan Son of Couple Who Survived the Bath School Disaster Says We Can Learn from the Past The deadliest school attack in U.S. history happened in Michigan 96 years ago today ...

DETROIT – May 18, 1927 is etched into the fabric of a small Michigan town.. Bath Township, known for being home to the worst mass murder at a school in U.S. history, is about 100 miles northwest ...

BATH TOWNSHIP — Today marks the 89th anniversary of the deadliest act of mass murder in a school in U.S. history. On May 18, 1927, an explosion ripped through the north wing of the Bath ...

Bath School Disaster: 89th anniversary of the deadliest act of mass murder in a school in U.S. history. Putnam: Evil remembered 89 years later.

The tragedy took 45 lives, 38 of them children, and injured 58 others, according to the Bath School Museum. James J. Couzens, a Michigan U.S. senator, donated $75,000 to rebuild the school at the ...

As community members in Bath Township work to raise money for a new museum commemorating the 1927 school bombing there, a new locally-made documentary is also telling the story of the deadliest ...

So, you know, the Bath School Disaster foreshadowed the kinds of crimes we're obsessed with now, but it didn't really mean that much to people in the 1920s. It just seemed [like] this one-off act ...

BATH TWP. — On the 97th anniversary of the deadliest school disaster in U.S. history, local volunteers are a step closer to a permanent museum to mark the Bath School Disaster. A Bath School ...

It was on top of the Bath Consolidated School when it opened in 1922 and survived the Bath School disaster in 1927, when the school was bombed, killing 45 people. Lansing WILX-TV.

A new museum to memorialize the May 18, 1927, bombing of the Bath Consolidated School by a disgruntled school board member is slated for completion by the 100th.

The disaster, which took place at a school in Bath Township, killed 38 elementary school-aged children and six adults, while 58 others were injured. No fee or registration is required to attend.

Almost 100 years later, the Bath School disaster remains the deadliest school attack in United States history. The son of two people who survived the dynamite attack talked about what happened ...