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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.

Brautigam Grocery Store owned by Henry Brautigam and George Brautigam, 1912. Located at south end of downtown stores.

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.

Austin Overholt home, George Fenton home, and Steven Fenstamacher home, 1905.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sprague and daughter, Lucelle, undated. Ernest Sprague ran Kingsley Telephone Company behind old Post Office in 1910.

A.B. Stinson Store and John Huff Boots and Shoes Store in downtown Kingsley, (Mich.), 1908. Town pump in front. South end of business stores.

Grand Rapids and Indiana Rail Road Depot in Kingsley, (Mich.), 1919. William Nixon quartermaster agent and Agnes Nixon's Dad. Hackman was before him.

Earl Case and son at home in Kingsley, (Mich.), 1910. Next door to Wesley Dunn. Nixon's tore the place down.

Kingsley, (Mich.) buildings, 1908. Upper left, St. John Lutheran Church, downtown celebration, St. Mary's Catholic church and homes in Hannah, (Mich.), downtown stores including A.B. Stinson Store, Wilcox Hotel, new water tank, and Ralph Case home.

Frank Hopkins Barber Shop, 1910. Other barbers are Ted Benshaw and Bill Nixon.