The Historical Marker-Landmark Tree in Newport, Charter Township of Berlin, MI, USA is an incredible piece of history nestled in Monroe County, Michigan. Its located at 8950 N Telegraph Rd, and the area is always open for curious minds to come and explore its rich past.

The tree has a plaque that details the significant role Berlin Township played during the Prohibition era - it was a hub for smuggling alcohol from Canada into the United States. This history has been recognized by the Michigan State Historic Preservation Office, which maintains a register of state historic sites and includes the Landmark Tree in this list.

To commemorate this piece of history, an event will be held at the Newport branch of the Monroe County Library. The event will have a Roaring Twenties theme, celebrating the spirit and events of the Prohibition era. This landmark is maintained by the Berlin Charter Township Historical Society, who work tirelessly to preserve local history and educate the community about its past.

For those interested in exploring more historical markers around Michigan, you can check out the interactive map on the official website of the Michigan State Historic Preservation Office. They also post updates on their social media pages about events and discoveries related to these sites.

Remember, this content is specifically designed for conversion into an audio format for a tour. There are no introductions or closures as its intended to flow well as a standalone audio segment. Let your imagination take you back to the roaring twenties, where this landmark tree stands testament to the past era of prohibition and smuggling!