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Fire damage in downtown Grawn.

The Grawn Produce store, gas station and Post Office in Grawn. (Owned by the Saxton family.)

Grawn Station on the Chicago and West Michigan (later the Pere Marquette R.R.).

State St., Grawn, looking south c.1915

The Grawn depot, with a logging train, on the Chicago and West Michigan (or later Pere Marquette) railroad line.

Grawn School. Pictures of a wartime scrap drive and students and teacher are included. The building was later torn down.

Leonard Amidon promoted

Reynolds store on Main street in 1916. The store burned in 1936 killing the owner.
Grawn, MI is a small farming community in Blair Twp. on the Chicago & West Michigan railroad (later the Pere Marquette) and on the early Newago to Northport highway.

The village of Grawn near the railroad in 1895.

Grawn school students during WWII.

1. girls at a picnic.
2. boys playing baseball
3. boys and girls playing baseball
4. boys and girls pledging the US flag