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  • Velma Hardy Curdy and Mark Curdy

    This is a portrait of Velma and Mark Curdy. The date and location are unknown.
  • Velma Hardy Curdy, 1915

    This is a portrait of Velma Hardy, about June 1915; she later married Mark Curdy.
  • Vern, Ted, Burt and Ron Herrst
  • Veterans, Parade Float, Howell, Michigan

    This is a photograph of a parade float with veterans, and sponsored by Junior Baseball, Howell, Michigan.

    The exact location, date, and names of ther persons on the float are unknown.
  • Viaduct Construction, Brighton, Livingston, Michigan, 1931

    This image was included in the 2001 1st National Bank Calendar.

    It is captioned, "Construction began in 1931 for the railroad viaduct over U.S. 23 just east of Brighton".

    unknown person
  • Victor Summer Manley

    These photographs are of Victor Summer Manley, husband of Margaret Alta Hardy.
  • Video tour and history of 922 West Grand River Ave, Howell, Michigan

    William McPherson Jr. built a palatial home at 922 W Grand River Ave., in Howell, Michigan. In later years, it was purchased by the Golden family, thanks to their grandson Scott Ginsburg, we have a glimpse of the home that was torn down many years ago. Narrated by Scott Ginsburg. (HCDL-bd-922-W-Grand-River_m.mp4)

    Harry Ginsberg and Eleanor Ginsberg were the parents of Scott Ginsberg.  The Ginsberg family started and owned several businesses in Howell.  

    Mentioned:

    • Louis and Zealia Golden
    • Howell Recreation Center
    • Harry Ginsberg
    • Eleanor Golden Ginsbert
    • Grand River Avenue
    • Marker Indian Trail
    • Shirley Ginsberg
    • Roseann Ginsberg
    • Interior and exterior views of home
    • rose garden
  • Viewing East Near Pere Marquette Depot, Fowlerville, Michigan

    Viewing East Near Pere Marquette Depot, Fowlerville, Michigan.

    Because the year is unknown this could be Chesapeake & Ohio if it is after June 6, 1947.

    For more information view the Mastodons to Manufacturers: A History of Fowlerville, Michigan in the Local History Room.
  • Village of Gregory, Michigan - Early Years

    Village of Gregory, Michigan - Early Years. Can see horses and wagons/carriages. The sign on the near building reads ? Smith.

    unknown year
  • Village School, Hamburg, Michigan

    This is a photograph of the Village School, Hamburg, Michigan.  The year is unknown.
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