Based on the Livingston Republican article from October 6, 1892 the date should be October 5, 1892.
Based on the 1892 Sanbon Fire Insurance Maps (see both Image 2 and Image3 at the Library of Congress) it was between Main Street (present day State Street) and East Street (present day Michigan Ave.) and Grand River.
Our unique digital exhibit, "Honoring All Who Served," features photos of all branches of service Veterans in a tribute to their courage, dedication, and patriotism. These images offer a glimpse into the experiences and sacrifices made by servicemen and servicewomen throughout U.S. history. This exhibit is organized by the last name of the Veteran and ensures that their stories and legacies are preserved for future generations. Our display of Veterans' photos on the stair landing is available for all to see when visiting the library.
Provides a history of the library which started in 1875 with the Ladies Library Association of Howell and goes through until the present. This exhibit includes information on the beautiful stone building that was opened in 1906, the expansion in 1991, the renovations in 2013 and some interesting facts about the library.
Howell Melon Festival started in 1960 as a contest to see who could grow the largest, best tasting and nicest looking melon.
Read the 11th Howell Melon Festival Booklet from 1971 for more history of the Melon Festival.