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Kingsley Fair, 1911. At Kingsley Grove, North and East of Village. Booth's in background. Tight rope walker and Village Hall in background where they played basketball.

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

Kingsley Fair, 1911. Photograph of C.L. Porter's Horse Barns and Sheds. Fair located North and East of the Village. Known as Kingsley Grove.

Kingsley Fair, 1911. People in photograph are: Tight Rope walker, Ike Newman. Kingsley Bank and Kingsley band members: Bill Stockfish, Balzmer Meuhling, Harold Stinson, George Hackman, Paul Jackson, Clark Porter, Leonard Holladay, Clarence Dean,…

Kingsley Fair, 1911. Porter's stallions from Summit City and the Kingsley band at Kingsley Grove North and East of the Village.

Kingsley Tri-Township Fair booths, 1911. Apples, corn, onions, cabbage, pears, plums, cherries and more were big sale items at the Fair.

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.

Kingsley Tri-Township Fair, 1911. Photograph of Kingsley band in front of Exhibit Hall. Members were: Dick Marshall, Art Sorenson, Walter Muehling, George Madison, Carl Brown, Mark Kingsley, Ray Hackman, John Madison, Clarence Dean, Leonard…

Kingsley Tri-Township Fair, 1911. Held at Kingsley Grove, East and North of village.