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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.
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The Gregory Hotel in Gregory, Michigan
The Gregory Hotel in Gregory, Michigan
One of the early businesses in Gregory. (Originally?) Owned by Mr. Du Boise. From the June 17, 2001 edition of the Town Crier.
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L.A. Spalding General Store in Gregory, Michigan
L.A. Spalding General Store in Gregory, Michigan
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Oak Grove Village, Cohoctah Township, Michigan
This photograph is labeld "Oak Grove Poultry Man", shows the business section and poultry wagon in Oak Grove, Livingston, Michigan.
Name of man: unknown
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Oak Grove Village, Cohoctah Township, Livingston, Michigan
This photograph depicts Oak Grove business section on East Main Street. The writing on the center building reads, "Oak Grove Meat Market Read White". The signage on the building to the right unreadable.
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Cohoctah Township, Store; Livingston, Michigan
This photograph is labeled Cohoctah Township. It is the interior of a store.
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Holloway Construction Plane at Livingston County Airport in Howell, Michigan - 1975
Holloway Construction Plane at Livingston County Airport in Howell, Michigan - 1975
The airplane is a Mitsubishi MU-2.
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Custom Air Service, Livingston County Airport in Howell, Michigan - 1983
Custom Air Service, Livingston County Airport in Howell, Michigan - 1983 owned by Donald Fairchild.
View Livingston County Press article.
Current location of Livingston County Spencer J. Hardy Airport, Howell, Michigan. -
Ann Arbor Railroad Wrecked Car near Wright Elevator in Howell, Michigan
Ann Arbor Railroad Wrecked Car near Wright Elevator This image, along with other smaller and limited injury/loss accidents and abandonments where this statement is included, are believed to have combined over the years into the myth of a "Locomotive" in the swamp adjacent to the 1886 TAA&NM depot. likely, only pieces of rolling stock such as wood frame cars that were too costly to retrieve as opposed to replace, if any, remain. Some of these pieces are said to be visible during extreme dry spells. -
Wylie L.P. Gas Service, Howell, Michigan Phillips 66 Philgas Delivery Truck - 1954
Wylie L.P. Gas Service, Howell, Michigan Phillips 66 Philgas Delivery Truck - 1954
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