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Digital Archive of the Howell Carnegie Library Archives

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  • Van's Truck, Baled Straw, Fowlerville Centennial Parade, Fowlerville, Michigan, 1936

    This is a photograph of Van's Truck, Baled Straw, Fowlerville Centennial Parade, Fowlerville, Michigan, 7/31/1936.  The names of the persons in the photograph are unknown.
  • Vehicles Lined up for Melon Festival Parade, Howell, Michigan - 1960s

    Bob White's Standard Service pickup is lined up for the Melon Festival Parade, Howell, Michigan in the 1960s. The pickup signs also have Atlas Tires, American Heating, Standard. The car behind has a sign for Gatesman for Prosecutor. The Marathon station is in the background. They are lined up on Grand River facing east.
  • VJ Day Parade, Howell, Michigan - August 14, 1946
  • VJ Day Parade, Howell, Michigan - August 14, 1946
  • VJ Day Parade, Howell, Michigan - August 14, 1947

    VJ Day Parade, Howell, Michigan - August 14, 1947

    View Livingston County Press August 6, 1947 Article (In Library Use Only)
  • VJ Day Parade, Howell, Michigan - August 15, 1945
  • Weddings in 1920's

    This series of photographs were made from glass plate negative that were in the Howell Area Archives.  They were labeled "Weddings 1920's".  The exact dates, names of the persons, and the location of the photographs are unknown.
  • Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad and Ann Arbor Railroad Wreck

    Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad and Ann Arbor Railroad Wreck

    unknown location, unknown date
  • Wilson Dairy Accident Near Fowlerville, Michigan - January 17, 1951

    Lansing man (Louis F. Schroeder) killed in acccident when collided with milk truck near Ira Wilson farm - January 17, 1951
  • Windstorm Damage to Four Mile House Tavern, Livingston County, Michigan - May 29, 1942

    Windstorm Damage to Four Mile House Tavern, Livingston County, Michigan - May 29, 1942

    Was located at 4020 West Grand River Avenue, Howell, Michigan.

    On June 3rd, 1942, the Livingston County Press reported that the Four Mile House "did a rushing business after the storm winds tore off the front of the structure and made it an open-air spot".   
    The Tavern was rebuilt after the windstorm but suffered a fire March 16, 1946.

    Read the June 3, 1942 Livingston County Press article.
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