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Chemung Hills Country Club, Howell, Michigan
Chemung Hills Country Club
Dues Statement - 1950 -
Baldwins Hardware, Howell, Michigan - 1957
Baldwin's Hardware 1957
Owned by Duane Baldwin -
Sutton Hardware, Howell, Michigan - 1965
Exterior view of Sutton Hardware, 123 W. Grand River, 1965
Owned by Charles Sutton
Upstairs is an opera house -
Charles G. Jewett Hardware and Plumbing, Howell, Michigan
Charles G. Jewett (1847-1927) had a hardware and plumbing business, 101 E. Grand River, Howell
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Baldwin's Hardware, Howell, Michigan 1964
Baldwin's Hardware store located at 204 W Grand River, Howell, Michigan Relocated in 1964 from 106 W. Grand River; swapping locations with Smith & Lowe Furniture.. -
E. G. Westphal Hardware, Cohoctah Township, Howell, Michigan, Hardware Store
This is a photograph of Cohoctah showing the E. G. Westphal Hardware Store. In The Howell Bicentennial History and Photographic Supplement, p.320 the caption of this picture says "Hardware store in W. Cohoctah later called Sprungtown."
Picture stamped with East Cohoctah. Signs for Wanigas, Moore Plows, and Famous Onyx Paint.
Date and people unknown. -
Lincoln Hotel, Brighton, Michigan 1925
This postcard is labeled, "National Bank and Lincoln Hotel - Mill & Grand River, Brighton, MI" and is dated September 3, 1925.
The Lincoln Hotel became The Canopy, and was constructed in Brighton in the 1920's. -
National Bank and Lincoln Hotel, Brighton, Michigan - 1925
This postcard is labeled, "National Bank and Lincoln Hotel - Mill & Grand River, Brighton, MI" . This later became the site of the Canopy Restaurant.
It is dated September 3, 1925. -
Brighton House, Brighton, Michigan
This photograph contains two images of the Brighton House, and was described in the book, "Old Brighton Village", 1974.
According to the editors of the "Old Brighton Village", The Brighton House was located on Main Street, east, at the intersection of Grand River Avenue. Around 1900, the hotel was known for Nanny Stuhrberg's German Pancakes and noodle soup.
By 1919, the name of the Brighton House had changed to the Eastern House (when the Western House was built). There is a sign above the man on the left stating, "Lansing, 48 miles, and Detroit, 40 miles". -
Waitresses at Graham Hotel, Brighton, Michigan, 1946
The Lincoln Hotel, constructed in the 1920's, became the Graham Hotel by 1932. It had been renamed again by 1955, as "Monks Hotel". It was owned by Ralph Monks. He later sold the hotel to his partners, who maintained a restaurant, renamed, "The Canopy".
The Waitresses in the photograph are unknown.
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