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  • Schnackenberg Funeral Home, Howell, Michigan

    Schnackenberg Funeral Home, 310 S. Michigan Ave, Howell, Michigan Established in 1904
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  • Schnackenberg Funeral Home, Howell, Michigan

    Schnackenberg Funeral Home 310 S. Michigan Ave, Howell, Michigan Established 1904
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  • Schnackenberg Funeral Home, Howell, Michigan

    Schnackenberg Funeral Home, 310 S Michigan Ave, Howell, Michigan Established in 1904
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  • School Children and Teacher in Front of Earl School, Livingston County, Michigan - 1916

    School children and teacher in front of Earl School building. Left to Right: Russell Hughes, Robert Hughes, Theron Drew, Ellis Drew, Ralph Walker, Lyle Whittaker, Fredrick Walker, Maurice Drew, Teacher Anna McQuade

    Earl school was a 1 room school. Burnt down in 1925 and rebuilt February 1927.
  • Schoolhouse in Parshallville, Michigan

    Schoolhouse in Parshallville, Michigan
  • Schott Realty Company, 820 East Grand River Avenue, Howell, Michigan

    This is a photograph of Herb Schott's new building , 1952. It was the location of Schott Realty Company, 820 East Grand River Avenue, Howell, Michigan.
  • Service Station, Howell, Michigan, 1948

    This photograph was labeled, "Service Station, Howell - 1948".  It depicts a lone officer of the law instilling fuel in his car at night, Howell, Michigan.

    The name of the officer, name of the service station, and its location are unknown.
  • Seymour Howe, Home, Howell, Michigan, 1879

    This is a photograph of the sketch of the Seymour Howe home in Howell, Michigan that was in the 1879 "History of Livingston County" book.  
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  • Sigler & Sigler Sanitarium, Pinckney, Michigan

    This is a photograph of a postcard of Sigler & Sigler Sanitarium, Pinckney, Michigan.

    The year of the photograph/postcard is unknown.
  • Sigler Building, Pinckney, Michigan, 1890

    This is a photograph of the Sigler Building, Pinckney, Michigan, 1890.  This photograph was included in the Milton E. Charboneau book, "Return to Montecute", Volume 1, and provided the information included on this slide.  The Sigler Building housed the Sigler Drug Store, and remained in the original form until after World War II.  The first telephone in Pinckney was located here.  The building was built during Pinckney's most prosperous era and also held a doctor's office. The building next to it is Firemen Building.
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