Southside of East Grand River, Fowlerville, Michigan
Southside of East Grand River, Fowlerville, Michigan, looking east. From the right: C.D. Hamilton, unknown, The State Bank. One story buildings from the right: S.T. Blackmer's mens clothing store and Otto Maurer's shoe store (double store front), unknown, Commercial Bank of George Newman. At the end is the building that housed Tomion's Motor Sales and would later be the Dime Store. For more information view the Mastodons to Manufacturers: A History of Fowlerville, Michigan in the Local History Room.
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North Side of Grand River, Fowlerville, Michigan
North Side of Grand River, Fowlerville, Michigan, looking west. The Spencer House is on the far right.
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Wide-angle shot of the Palmerton block on the left and the northeast block of East Grand River and North Grand Avenues. Signs from left to right: Pratt Brothers, The State Bank, Dentristy (upside down), Billiard & Pool Room Bowling Alley, Place & Gale, Wanted Hickory Nuts, Groceries Dry Goods, C.H. Hughes & Son, Drugs, Books & Stationary J.P. Sp?r & Son. The Exhibit, Groceries & Books?
City Market, Fowlerville, Michigan, 1910
This is a photograph of City Market which was located on the first block of South Grand, on the east side of Grand Avenue, Fowlerville, Michigan. Standing outside were Lewis Herning, owner, and Jake Hamilton, 1910.
Southside of West Grand River, Fowlerville, Michigan - 1915
Southside of West Grand River, Fowlerville, Michigan - 1915 Where Dr. Hauer lived.
Grand River Avenue, Fowlerville, Michigan - after 1917
Looking East from near corner of North Ann St. Grand River Avenue, Fowlerville, Michigan - after 1917. The building with the arched top is Sprague's garage and still stands but the brick and arch are hidden behind wood siding. The building to the right of Spragues is a Horse Shoeing business.
Horse and Buggy Next to J.P. Spencer & Son, Fowlerville, Michigan
Northwest Corner of Grand River and Mill St. Intersection of Fowlerville, Michigan in the Late 1800s
Original brick Palmerton Block erected 1876 on the Northwest corner of Grand River and Mill St. Was entirely destroyed by fire March 15, 1891. Bottom left corner is the Reason House, formerly known as Independence Hall. The first floor was occupied by Gay and Ellsworth Bank (southeast corner of building) and Mr. Palmerton's General Merchandise (entrances on both Mill St. and Grand River Ave.) For more information view the Mastodons to Manufacturers: A History of Fowlerville, Michigan in the Local History Room.
Looking west from Second St. East Grand River, Fowlerville, Michigan
Grand River Ave. Fowlerville, Michigan. Signs from left to right: Groceries Byerty's, Real Estate, Hi Speed