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Mayors, Henry, Parshall, Fishbeck and Others, Knights Templars, No. 28, Howell, Michigan
These photographs are of Howell Mayors, Henry, Parshall, Fishbeck and others, and of Knights Templar, No. 28, Howell, Michigan.
The date of the photographs is unknown. -
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. -
Wedding Clothing, Brides, 1950's
This group of pictures is of Brides and Bridal Clothing of the 1950's. The names of the persons in the pictures and location of the photographs are unknown. -
Cleary College, Open House, Ribbon Cutting, 3744 East Grand River Avenue, Howell, Michigan, September 21, 1980
This is a collection of photographs taken at the Open House and Ribbon Cutting at the new campus of Cleary College, 3744 East Grand River Avenue, Howell, Michigan.
The celebration took place on September 21, 1980, with special guests Cleary College President Gilbert E. Bursley, State Senator Kerry Kammer, and State Representative Fred Dillingham. Other local dignitaries were also present, including in pictures, 0003, and 0009 Mayor James Young. State Representative Fred Dillingham has been identified in picture 0032 and other pictures that portry the Ribbon Cutting.
In the Ribbon Cutting ceremony picture, Heather Ringe, age 7, was the ribbon cutter, and she is pictured with her mother, Sandra Ringe, State Senator Ed Pierce, State Representative Fred Dillingham, and Cleary College President Gilbert E. Bursley.
The names of the others in the photographs are unknown. -
Livingston County Courthouse , Courtroom, Judges, Officers, Swearing In Ceremony, Howell, Michigan
These photographs were taken at the Livingston County Courthouse, and it shows swearing in ceremonies in the Courtroom with court officers and judges present.
The date, and names of those in the pictures are unknown. -
Livingston County Court House, Howell, Michigan, Celebration, 1915
This is a photograph of a rally/celebration held on the steps of the Livingston County Courthouse, Howell, Michigan, 1915.
This photograph was also included in the "Howell Bicentennial History", 1979, page 256. Captioned, "A Politician Gives a Speech from the Back of the Courthouse".
The exact date, name of celebration, and names of the persons are unknown. -
Livingston County First Court House, Howell, Michigan, 1847 - 1888. and Bell Weather Vane Tower Clock, Livingston County Courthouse, Howell, Michigan, February 9, 1890
These are photographs of the Livingston County's First Court House, Howell, Michigan, 1847 - 1888, and Bell Weather Vane Tower Clock, Livingston County Courthouse, Howell, Michigan, February 9, 1890, 200 Block of East Grand River Avenue, Howell, Michigan.
The names of the persons are unknown. -
Reopening of Livingston County Court House, Howell, Michigan -June 10 -11, 1978
Reopening of Livingston County Court House, Howell, Michigan -June 10 -11, 1978
Was also dedicated as a restored State of Michigan historic landmark.
The historical marker reads:
County Courthouse
Albert E. French designed this two-and-a-half story brick and stone building. This edifice, completed in 1890, shows influence of Richardsonian architecture and has maintained many of its original Victorian furnishings. Peter and Marie Cowdry donated the land for the courthouse square with the provision that it revert to their heirs if no longer used for a courthouse. Local citizens presented the clock to the county as a gift. The people of Livingston County voted in 1976 to restore their courthouse which is an area landmark.
Read June 14, 1978 The Livingston County Press Article about courthouse re-opening. -
Livingston County Courthouse, Howell, Michigan
This picture shows an event held on the grounds of the Livingston County Courthouse in the 1900's. -
Borden's Michigan Condensed Milk Factory, Howell, Michigan
Borden's Michigan Condensed Milk Factory, Howell, Michigan
Building was located at West and Factory Sts in Howell, Michigan. The factory was serviced by the Ann Arbor Railroad.
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