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Parade held in Kingsley, Michigan for Decoration Day, 1909. In foreground is a marching band. The largest building in the background is Brownson Sanitarium.

Written on back of photograph is the following: "Case and Overholt store, on northwest corner of Main St, burned down".

A class party on the Boardman River, undated. The following is written on the back of the photograph: "Ellen Madison, Bert Holliday, John Wellein, Floyd Bowman, ?, Pearl Bowers, Miss Jennings (Teacher), Winnie Rial (Real), Bernice Stinson, Lillian…

Mill at Farm, undated. Other photographs in the collection indicate that the farm was located on the Nickerson Family property.

On back of photograph is written the following: "An old log home on the Duffy farm 2 1/2 w. (2.5 miles west) of Kingsley. Deyoe homestead. This is a wooden chimney."

On the back of the photograph is the following: "Lake at the Nickerson Farm, Eunice Nickerson Stinson, Mother of Bernice Tremain".

Claude Smith, in dress uniform, undated. Uniform is from the Second World War (WWII or Wold War II).

Vida Shuteer (or Shutler), undated.

On back of photograph is written the following: "
Wm. Wright (Right?), Jay's grandpa with his two daughters, Cora Bogart (left) and Rosa Hammer (right). Rosa is Jay's mother, she married David Hammer".

On back of photograph is written the following: "G.G. Nickerson farm home, 6 miles west of Kingsley, 1 mile north, 1/2 mile east).