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View of piles of logs covered with snow at Donken, (Mich.), 1919. Photograph taken from the store porch. The little house got in the way.

View of Kingsley, (Mich.), 1908. Kingsley Band Stand, Louis Moore's Store, G.L. Fenton Drugs, Henry Cronkite Meats, John Huff Boots & Shoe Store, Max Homberger Store, Linten & Van Garder Hardware Store, and St. John Lutheran Church.

View of Kingsley, (Mich.), 1905. Wesley Dunn's Lumber yard, Monroe Hall, Shone's Mill, Grand Rapids & Indiana Railroad, Charles Snyder's home up on hill, Bolander Saloon, G.L. Fenton Drugs, William does Store, Reil Boarding House, Henry Seegmiller…

View of Kingsley, (Mich.), 14 June 1908. Shaufty's Store, Brownson's Sanitarium, Brownson's & Sorenson Flour Mill, Henry Hoeflin's Grissmill, lumber owned by Wesley Dunn, Stinson's Horse Barn, Wesley Dunn's Mill in the distance, West of store area…

Vernal Stauffer and Helen and Merial Church, 1976.

Ural Wilson, age 6, undated. Son of William Willson, Jr., who resided in Kingsley, Michigan. Grandfather was William Wilson, Sr., who owned Wilsons Store in Mayfield, Michigan.

Ural Wilson in front of Mayfield General Store, 1951

Unknown child, 1907. Believed to be a daughter of the Fenstermacher's, a blacksmith who lived and worked out of Kingsley. The family lived in a white house across from the lumber yard.

Ula Nickerson, 1909. Daughter of Amos and Alice (Webster) Nickerson. Streetview of Village of Kingsley in background.

U.S. Post Office in Kingsley, (Mich.),1959. Postmaster was Florence Baldwin. Carrier was John Reamer.