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U.S. Post Office in Kingsley, (Mich.),1959.
U.S. Post Office in Kingsley, (Mich.),1959. Postmaster was Florence Baldwin. Carrier was John Reamer.
Downtown Kingsley, (Mich.), 1959.
Downtown Kingsley, (Mich.), 1959. Buildings front to back are Kingsley Public Library, Lodge, Gambles, Fenton Drugs, Traverse City State Bank, and IGA Food Market.
Bert Peck on street in Kingsley, (Mich.), 1910.
Bert Peck on street in Kingsley, (Mich.), 1910. He was breakman on the Grand Rapids & Indiana Railroad.
Ira Linten Building in Kingsley, (Mich.), 1902.
Ira Linten Building in Kingsley, (Mich.), 1902.
Fire Station in Kingsley, (Mich.), 1970.
Fire Station in Kingsley, (Mich.), 1970. Old Fire Hall and Town Hall.
Slaughter house along the creek Northwest of School Forest, undated.
Slaughter house along the creek Northwest of School Forest, undated.
Halloween Party (parade) in Kingsley, (Mich.), 1913.
Halloween Party (parade) in Kingsley, (Mich.), 1913. Shaufty's Warehouse and David W. Hoeflin's Grist Mill in background.
Bill Cook in downtown Kingsley, (Mich.) undated.
Bill Cook in downtown Kingsley, (Mich.) undated. Son of Charles Cook. Lived in Ernest's place.
Ralph Case's home in Kingsley, (Mich.), 1934.
Ralph Case's home in Kingsley, (Mich.), 1934. Ralph's relative in photograph. This home was later purchased by Smith and converted to Smith Funeral Home. It is still a funeral home as of 2011. Covell-Smith Funeral Home on Brownson Ave.
Businesses in Kingsley, (Mich.), 1960.
Businesses in Kingsley, (Mich.), 1960. Left to right: IGA Food Market (Lint & Westrate were owners. Sold to Robert Reamer on 1 January 1974), Traverse City State Bank, Fenton Drugs, Gambles, Nixon's Grocery Store. Across M-113 on corner is Mox's…