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Businesses in Kingsley, (Mich.), 1960. Left to right: IGA Food Market (Lint & Westrate were owners. Sold to Robert Reamer on 1 January 1974), Traverse City State Bank, Fenton Drugs, Gambles, Nixon's Grocery Store. Across M-113 on corner is Mox's…

Businesses of Kingsley, (Mich.), undated. Shell Station (far left) owned by Joe Hooper. Tavern owned by Walter Cleland and Mox Hardware owned by Ken Mox (1955 and on).

Busy-Bee Restaurant, 131 Front Street. The building to the left was the Chamber of Commerce building, later Thompson News, and from the late 1900s to at least 2017 it housed Kilwin's Chocolate. To the right is Banker's Finance and Bloomer Real…

Black and white image of C. Allavena Huellmantel Hermuth holding Roberta Hermuth, age 1 1/2, twin of Robert Hermuth. This image is a postmortem of the child, who died of pneumonia.

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

C. Merritt Livery and Sale Stable and Farmers Tie and Feed Barn in Kingsley, (Mich.),1914. The old Myron S. Brownson horse barn owned by C. Merritt and William Blackhurst. Also in photograph is Jake Skidmoore, employee of Ambrose Bernside Stinson…

C. Rowlader (also spelled Rollater), school teacher, in downtown Kingsley, (Mich.), undated. Sister to A.H. Clark, school superintendent. Background businesses are Ira Linten's Store on left. Brownson Sanitarium behind her. Water trough in street…

C.A.R. Hall, Frank Fowler Post 206
W.R.C. Post 205
Fife Lake, Michigan
Postcard

Black and white photograph of C.J. Ebner's Young Men's Class And Sara (Chase) Wilson's Opportunity Class together at the First Congregational Church on Washington Street, 1910. (It appears that they were involved in a play or performance.)

C.S.P.S. hall at 320 S. Union street established in 1888. This was the second of several locations the bohemian social club had over the years. (Anderson Funeral home was next door.) The C.S.P.S. was first located in a house in the 200 block of W.…