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Kingsley Roller Mills during Kingsley Fair in Kingsley, (Mich.), 1910. Owned by Brownson & Sorenson. Located in back of Brownson Sanitarium. In photograph are: Nel and Elizabeth Sorenson and their children Arthur, Lucia, and Martha. Frank Engles,…

Winter scene of Kingsley, (Mich.), 1938. M-113 looking East up Tank Hill. On left is William Wilson's home. On right is Mr. & Mrs. Supernaugh's home. He managed Kingsley Co-op.

Kingsley, (Mich.), 1907. Mrs. Henry Seegmiller and son, Ron who ran the corner store. Cap Little who ran the saloon next door. Next building G.L. Fenton Drugs with Dr. Purvis Dentist Office above.

Kingsley, (Mich.) Ice Storm, 1923. M-113 looking North up Brownson. On left, Brownson Sanitarium. On right, is the old home of Ralph Case that burned and the new built home. Later it was bought and turned into Smith & Covel Funeral Home, which…

Band playing in Kingsley, (Mich.), 4 July 1926. Gathering in the open space by Stinson's Store & Post Office and John Huff Boot and Shoe Store.

Kingsley women celebration, 1909. Allie Brower, Mable Snyder, Blanch Leland, Anna Fenton, Etta Brown, Edna Wall, Mrs. Walter Lang, Bernice Tremain, Mrs. De Vanderwalker, and Effie Brownson.

John Shone Shingle Mill in Kingsley, (Mich.), undated. Perry Manigold, Earl Wentworth, John Shone, Bill Blackhurst, Andrew Starr, Clayton Shell, Lee Manigold, Percy Brown and Chet Putman.

Hotel DeFrance in Kingsley, (Mich.), 1907. Located at South end of town. In 1888 known as the McCully House. Owned by James McCully at that time. Next to Charles Snyder's home.

Group of men from Kingsley, (Mich.), 1912. George McDonald, Bill Wurzsburg, A. Bernside Stinson, Ed Shaufty, Charles Hoeflin, Earl Case, Dayton Shell, Frank Hopkins and others eatting chicken.

Replica of Kingsley Station (train stop) in Kingsley, (Mich.), 1881. Started by Judson W. Kingsley . Scene by R. Baumgarth. Boarding house by James McCully (owner), called the McCully House. Saw Mill (Case & Crotser Custom Sawing) and Judson W.…