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  • Collection: Floyd Webster Historical Photograph Collection

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Donken, (Mich.), 14 March 1920. Cook House, Blacksmith Shop, Men's House and sleeping quarters. Snow plow in foreground. Ford car in snow bank. It's owner was Raleigh Howell.

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Donken, (Mich.), 1918. Bailey's after you go by the camp up the hill.

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Donken, Michigan history, part I.

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Donken, Michigan history, part II

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Downtown business buildings in Kingsley, (Mich.), 1934. Buildings occupied by Mox Grocery, Farington Shop, Bunn Grocery, Fenton Drugs, Knights Meats, Baldwin Barber Shop, Kingsley Bank, Nixon Store, and Meyers Hardware.

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Downtown Kingsley, (Mich.), 1909.

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Downtown Kingsley, (Mich.), 1911. Rev. Thurston in buggy. Lane Fenton's Grandfather.

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Downtown Kingsley, (Mich.), 1917. Rev. Alfred Thurston, minister of Methodist Church and grandfather of Lane Fenton, in buggy. Boy crossing street is Datis Moore.

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Downtown Kingsley, (Mich.), 1930. Fenton and Baier Drugs and Groceries, Nixon's Grocery, Frank Baldwin's Barber Shop and Kingsley Civic Club.

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Downtown Kingsley, (Mich.), 1932. Shaufty building, Baldy Cleland Restaurant and Tavern, Gene Knight's Meat Market, A.B. Stinson Store and Post Office.
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