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Gregory, Unadilla Township, Livingston County, Michigan
This image is included in the First National Bank Calendar and is of Main Street, Gregory, Michigan.
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Boy Scouts of America, Howell and Gregory, Michigan, Troops, 1962
In 1962, several Livingston County Boy Scout Troops helped conduct tours of Mackinaw Island, Michigan.
There were thirty-eight Boy Scouts from Troops 63 & 64, of Howell, Michigan, and Troop 55, of Gregory, Michigan, that helped lead tours.
The Leaders were Jim Young, Scoutmaster, Troop 63; Maurice Coles, Assistant Scoutmaster; Eldred Miller, Assistant Scoutmaster; Bernard Yost, Scoutmaster, Troop 64; Tour Director; Gene Glasgow, Scoutmaster, Troop 55, Gregory, Tour Food Service. They are pictured. -
Emerald Valley Turf Nurseries, Sod Farm, Gregory, Livingston, Michigan, Aerial Photograph - 1968
This is an aerial photograph taken of the Evergreen Turf Nurseries, Inc., near Gregory, Livingston, Michigan in 1968.
Evergreen Turf Nurseries, Inc., a sod farm, was founded and owned by Robert Daymon. This farm was located in the southwest corner of Livingston County, at 7450 Weller Road, Gregory, Michigan. -
Unknown Building in Gregory, Michigan
Unknown Building in Gregory, Michigan
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L.A. Spalding General Store in Gregory, Michigan
L.A. Spalding General Store in Gregory, Michigan
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The Gregory Hotel in Gregory, Michigan
The Gregory Hotel in Gregory, Michigan
One of the early businesses in Gregory. (Originally?) Owned by Mr. Du Boise. From the June 17, 2001 edition of the Town Crier.
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Baptist Church in Gregory, Michigan
Baptist Church in Gregory, Michigan
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Village of Gregory, Michigan - Early Years
Village of Gregory, Michigan - Early Years. Can see horses and wagons/carriages. The sign on the near building reads ? Smith.
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John Ruttman Farm, Gregory, Michigan
This photograph is of the John Ruttman farm, Gregory, Iosco Township, Michigan following being struck by a tornado on April 20, 1941.