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Charlie Hoeflin Hardware, interior, 1933. Build was once the Brownson Sanitarium, owned and operated by Myron S. Brownson.

Charlie Hoeflin Hardware, exterior, 1933. Build was once the Brownson Sanitarium, owned and operated by Myron S. Brownson.

Kingsley Enterprise, 1959. Machine shop, owned by Robert Wise. Located in Smith's old building, across from Baptist Church.

Emma Snyder (Case), Kingsley teacher, 1900-1901

Rosaland A. Nadeau, 1985. Taught at Kingsley High School from 1983 - 1985. She was a math teacher.

Kingsley Public School Faculty, 1993-1994. (Back Row, Left to Right) 1-Nancy Bennett, Sally Ameel, Dale Rieger, Mary Jo Callan, Joe Heiler, Duane Wyse, Tom Clair, Sue Keffer, Ben Harrison, Anne Vogue, Tom Keffer, Fred Schramski, Bruce Stenman, Dennis…

Kingsley Public School Faculty, 1993-1994. (Back Row, Left to Right) 1-Nancy Bennett, Sally Ameel, Dale Rieger, Mary Jo Callan, Joe Heiler, Duane Wyse, Tom Clair, Sue Keffer, Ben Harrison, Anne Vogue, Tom Keffer, Fred Schramski, Bruce Stenman, Dennis…

"History on display", 7 August 1990. Newspaper article about Kingsley historian Floyd Webster, who donated the images for the current digital collection to the Kingsley Branch Library over a period of years. Article appeared in the Traverse City…

Advertisement for Kingsley Area Bicentennial, July 1976. Kingsley celebrated the American Revolution Bicentennial with a midway and parade, from July 15th through the 18th, 1976. This advertisement is red printed text on cardboard.

Newspaper clipping of the events listings for the Kingsley celebration of the American Revolution Bicentennial. Kingsley celebrated the American Revolution Bicentennial with a midway, parade and other events, from July 15th through the 18th, 1976.