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Kingsley Fair, 1911. Clifford L. Porter's stallions from Porter's View Farm south of Summit City, (Mich.).

Kingsley Fair, 1910. Display in front of George Shaufty's Store. Man in Derby was Kingsley's marshal, Pete Carlback. Boy in sweater and knickers was Henry Rolls. Shaufty had feed and hay for sale.

Kingsley Fair, 1910. Gathering in front of Shaufty's Store and Valentine Linden's Saloon. Boy in road is John Albert Mox, age 15.

C. Hayes and Company the professional Calithumpians at the Kingsley Fair, 1911.

Kingsley Fair, 1911. Mr. Shaufty sold ice cream and groceries. Mrs. Shaufty sold hat, shoes, and other items. They also had a scale to weigh goods. Across the street was a game to measure your strength. The Hammer, as it was called, was in front…

Kingsley Fair, 1910. Kingsley's business area: George Shaufty's Store (White with BIG SHOW sign by it), across (M-113) on the right hand corner is Valentine Linden's Saloon, next shorter building is Henry Conkrite's Meat Market, next building is…

Kingsley Fair, 1910. Clifford L. Porter's horses from Porter's View Farm south of Summit City, (Mich.). Photograph taken at Kingsley Grove, North and East of the Village.

Kingsley Fair Exibit Hall, 1911. Picture taken in Kingsley Grove East and North of Village. Basketball was played in the hall. Picture was taken by Ellis.

Kingsley Fair, 1910. People gathered in front of Valentine Linden's Saloon and Henry Conkrite's Meat Market. Most of Kingsley's band are in photograph.

Kingsley Tri-Township Fair, 1911. Calf showings by Roy Hullet and cousin, Bill Hill Jr. Showings held at Kingsley Grove North and East of Village.