s& /r';lio ~ .· Sil-c£/., DRIVING TOUR 11 OF HISTORICAL SITES IN INGHAM COUNTY I NTRaU:r I CN

TI1is booklet includes al I properties that have been listed by the National, State and County Register of 1 Historic Places in the County of Ingham. Also listed are the Centennial Farms, Centennial Businesses and the only tree in the State of Michigan that has attained Bicentennial l..andnark status. TI,is booklet is a record of the sites and structures that are irrportant in the history of Ingham County and i ts deve Iopnent.

Sites listed may be evaluated and determined eligible by different qualifications fran the National, State and County levels. Sites are listed alphabetically and sanetimes listed in nx>re than one register. TI1is tour guide to historical sites in the County of Ingham is put out by the Ingham County C,omnission on History in hopes the past can be preserved for future generations.

TI,e Ingham County C,omnission on History is the oldest Comnission on History in the State of Michigan.

..... · -: ,. · ...;: ... _ 7" KAPLAN HOUSE TABLE CF ClNTENTS ----- 0 ----- THE RENOVATION OF THE Part 01e: lhe National Register of Historic Places BROWN - PRICE RESIDENCE Part Two: · lhe State Register of Historic Places Part lhree: lhe County Register of Historic Places Part Four: lhe Michigan Centennial Fanns Register Part Five: lhe National Arborist Association and the I International Society of Arboriculture Marker j______...___ . · --- 111C~IGAt.J 5TATE RVIATK'I A.')50CIATIOfJ _J Part Six: lhe Historical Society of Michigan Centennial Businesses Register

Parrphlet lnfonnation: Ingham County c.omnission on History Author: lhomas G. Clinton .Additional lnfonnation: c.omnission on History Office c/o Ingham County Library Services Building 706 Curtis Street, P.O. Box 319 Mason, Michigan 48854 Phone: (517) 676-7213 lnfonnation in this booklet is up to the date of Noverrber of 1990. Arty site that has been granted entry into this publication after this date will not be I isted in this booklet. OLD MAIN . M ICHIG AN SCHOOL FOR THE BLIN D School iust won't die

Many transformations save it for. history THE

By CAROL HASKIN NATIONAL Staff Writer ;i,..· From house to schoolhouse to warehouse to REGISTER architectural offices, the Cherry Street School has had a long and varied history. OF This week the building is being honored by the Ingham County Historical Commission with the erection of a historical plaque. HISTORIC The ex-school is the first building the com­ mission has honored for successful renovation - a tribute to the architectural firm of Man­ '1 PLACES son, Jackson, Kane, Inc., who undertook the renovation project and moved into the build­ ing in l!ISS.

"MANSON, JACKSON and Kane have taken this building and with very little change on the outside have transformed an old ware­ house into a very workable building." said Ingham County Historian Ford Ceasar, ex­ plaining the award. The building was slated to be demolished to make room for a parking lot when the firm rescued it. They replaced the plumbing and heating, moved the central staircase to the outside of the building, then redecorated the interior in a modem design. The building stands on a site originally OC· cupied by a home which, beginning in 1873, was used as an overftow unit for the over· crowded Lansing schools. In 1883.the school system bought the prop­ erty and in 1894 the district sold the original house for S15 then, for $6,680, built the front portion of the structure now on the site. The building housed eight grades.

BY 1915, the city population liad grown so much that a $6,000 addition was necessary. "The building had its ups and downs in later years," Ceasar said. "It was probably discontinued as a school facility around the time of the Great Depression. Then is was used as a plumbing and electrical supply warehouse by the school district." Elmer Manson, senior partner of Manson, Jackson, Kane. Inc .. which renovated and al· tered numerous churches. schools and institu· tional buildings, said renovation of the school to suit the firm took about five months. Elmer Manson (left) and ford MANSON SAID his firm chose to renovate Ceasar with the historical plaque rather than build an entirely new structure because it was economically feasible. "Renovation is an opportunity for people "Our interior expresses the image we like looking for office space to achieve more spa· to project to our clients," ~anson said, "that cious offices at a minimal cost," Manson said. of competence and more modem architec­ ~anson believes there is a place for both tural concepts fitted into a traditional shell ... traditional and contemporary architecture in modem cities. THE CHERRY Street School is surrounded by a residential district boasting homes thac "THERE IS no question of the compatabil- also date back to the tum of che century. 1ty or traditional architecture and more con­ A Lansing Historical Commission studv temporary structures," he said. "If anything, earned out in 1971-72 proposed che area as a it's a question of scale. '.'lew buildings can re­ historic distnct. saying that steps should be spect old structures." , taken to preserve and renovate the historic Whtie the firm has done lictle to change the bu1ldmgs. excerior or the Cherry Street School, the ince­ According to Ceasar. owners of these rior has been complecely transformed to rea­ homes can get par11al funding for renovati_on tuce sleek modem lines. bnght tones and bold projects such as painting by contacting cny contemporary an . hall. Brown - Price House (Kaplan House) 1003 N. Washington Avenue Knapp, J .W., Carpany Building L..ansi ng 300 S. Washington Avenue Lansing c.entral United I\Aethodist Episcopal O,urch (c.entral United I\Aethodi st O,urch) Lansing Warren's Club Building (LYC Building) 215 N. Capitol Avenue 118 W. Ottawa Street L..ansi ng Lansing c.entral School Maple Grove Cemetery 325 W. Avenue W. C.Oll.lTDia Street East Lansing l'v1ason C.Ourthouse Square Historic District Masonic Tenple Building CC.Ooley Law School) Bounded by Park, E. C.Oll.lTDia, Rogers & South Street 217 S. Capitol Avenue Mason L..ansing

Dodge Mansion (Turner - Dodge House) I\Aerrylees - Post House 106 E. North Street 519 W. Ash Street L..ansi ng Mason Eustace Hall (Horticultural Laboratory Building) Michigan c.entral Railroad/"'1ason Depot Michigan State University Cantx,ls 111 N. Mason Street East L..ansing Mason Federal Building Michi gan Mi I I ers IVutua I Fi re Insurance Carpany Bui Id i ng 315 W. Allegan Street 120-122 W. Ottawa Street L..ans ing L..ansing First Baptist Oiurch 227 N. Capitol Avenue Capitol & Michigan Avenue L..ansing L..ansing Franklin Avenue Presbyterian Church (North Presbyterian M:>on, Dar i us B. , House (Woon House) Oiurch) 216 Huron Street 108 W. Grand River Avenue L..ansing L..ansing /\loores, J.H., Mennrial Natatorium (M:>ores Park Pool) Grand Trunk Western Rai I Station/Lansing Depot 400 M:>ores River Drive 1203 S. Washington Avenue L..ansing L..ansi ng IVutua I Bui Iding Ingham C.Ounty C.Ourthouse 208 N. Capitol Avenue Jefferson Street L..ansing Mason Nice, Phi lip, House 321 c.enter Street Mason THE North Lansing Historic c.onmercial District 100 - 300 E. Grand River Ave. & 1200 of Turner Street STATE Lansing REGISTER Raynor, John, House OF 725 E. Ash Street Mason HISTORIC PLACES Snith - Turner House (Wi Ide C.Onservatory of M.isic) 326 W. Grand River Avenue L..ansing St. Katherine's O,apel 4650 IVleridian Road East of Okenus State Office Building (Lewis Cass Building) 316 S. Walnut Street Lansing

Stockbridge Town Hal I 101 S. Clinton Street Stockbridge St rand Theatre & Arcade (Michigan Theater & Arcade) 211 - 219 S. Washington Avenue L..ansing Westside Neighborhood Historic District Bounded by W. lVlapIe, W. Ash, L..ansi ng St. and McRobert s Mason Andrews Hotel 105 - 108 W. Grand River Avenue Central School Wi 11 iamston 325 W. Grand River Avenue L.ans ing Badman, O,arles, House 929 Roxburgh Central United IV\ethodist Episcopal O,urch (Central East L.ans i ng United IV\ethodi st O,urch) 215 N. Capitol Avenue Bank of L.ans i ng L.ans ing 101 - 103 N. Washington Avenue L.ans ing O,urch of the Resurrection & School 1529 E. Michigan Avenue Barrett Building L.ans ing 111 W. Grand River Avenue Wi 11 iamston C.ol lege Hal I Site (Beaunont Tower) Michigan State University CafllJUS Bates & Edronds Engine Conpany (R.E. Olds 11/useun) East L.ans i ng 240 11/useun Drive L.ans ing C.ol I ins IV\ell'K>rialA.M.E. O,urch (Trinity A.M.E. O,urch C.ongrega ti on) Beal Botanical Garden 3500 W. Ho Imes Road Michigan State University Caf11JUs L.ans ing East Lansing C.ooley, Frank E., House (Michigan Women's Hall of Fame) Beck, Louis, House (Michigan Sheriffs' Association) 213 W. Main Street 515 N. Capitol Avenue Lansing Lansing Davis, Benjamin F., House (Dell'K>Iished) Beeman, George, House 528 S. Washington Avenue 3150 S. Williamston Road L.ans ing Wi 11 iamston Dodge Mansion (Great Lakes Bible C.ollege/Turner-Dodge) Bigelow - Kuhn House 106 E. North Street 334 N. Hagadorn Road Lansing East L.ans i ng Ethe I Apartments Birthplace of Oldsll'K>bile Division 117 S. Hosmer Street 920 Townsend Street L.ans ing Lansing Eustace Hall (Horticultural Laboratory Building) Brown - Price House (Kaplan House) Michigan State University CafllJUS 1003 N. Washington Avenue East L.ans i ng Lansing Ferris, Edward, House 3044 Olondaga Road Qiondaga First Baptist O,urch of Leslie (Leslie First Baptist Church) (Michigan State Lniversity Canpus) 204 East Bellevue East and West Circle Drives Leslie East L.ans i ng Fitch, O,arles, House Lansing Fire Station Nult>er 8 (Lansing Civic Players) 103 N. Jefferson Street 2300 Michigan Avenue Mason L.ans ing

Frankl in Street Presbyterian O,urch (North Presbyterian Lansing IVunicipal Market () Church) 333 N. c:edar Street 108 W. Grand River Avenue Lansing L.ans ing L.ans i ng Camun i ty Co I Iege Grand River Trai I (Grand River Trai I Roadside Park) 419 N. Capitol Avenue Park is four miles west of Wi 11 iamston on Red c:edar River L.ans ing or Two miles east of Okemos on Grand River Avenue Lansing Numer 7 Fire House Grand Trunk Western Rai I Station (Lansing Depot) 629 N. Jenison Avenue 1203 S. Washington Avenue L.ans ing Lansing Library IVuseun (Michigan State Lniversity Linton Hal I) Hamrond, Bert F., House West Circle Drive/Michigan State Lniversity Canpus 1720 Noble Road East Lansing Wi 11 i ams ton Malcolm X Homesite (Vincent Court Apartments) Haslett 4705 S. Logan Street/Martin LlJther King, Jr. Blvd 61 01 Marsh Road Lansing Haslett Masonic Tenple (Cooley, lhomas M., Law School) Hotel Kerns (Site of Hotel Kerns Fire) 217 S. Capitol Avenue 112-120 N. Grand Avenue L.ans ing Lansing Michigan's First Rural Electric Line Marker/Roadside Park Herrmann, John T., House (Herrmann Conference c:enter) M-36 at IV'eridian Road 520 N. Capitol Avenue Mason/Dansvi I le L.ans ing Michigan Manufacturers' Association t-lingerford, fl.i'organ B., House 124 E. Kalamazoo Street 602 W. Ionia Street Lansing L.ans ing Michigan Autonnbile Dealers' Association Ingham County Courthouse 1500 Kendale Boulevard Jefferson St at M36 East L.ans i ng Mason Michigan Society of Professional Engineers 215 N. Walnut Street Lansing Michigan Millers Tv'utual Fire Insurance Carpany Building 2425 E. Grand River Avenue Orchard Street Purp House (Automatic Softening & Iron L.ans ing Rem:>vaI Plant) 300 Orchard Street Michigan Society of Q)tometrists (Michigan Q)tometric East L.ans i ng Association) 530 W. Ionia Street Penf i I Apartments

L.ans ing 'f 108-110 S. Hosmer Street Lansing Michigan School for the Blind 715 W. Willow Avenue Phoenix Mi II (Len Stuttman) Lansing 200 State Street Mason Michigan Phannacists' Association 815 N. Washington Avenue Pink School House Lansing 707 W. Ash Street Mason Michigan Education Association Building (Lindsey C.entre) 935 N. Washington Avenue Plyn1>uth Congregational Cllurch Lansing 2001 E. Grand River Avenue East L.ans i ng Michigan State Capitol (State Capitol) Capitol Avenue at Michigan Avenue President's House/No. 4 Faculty Row (C.owles House) Lansing South side of West Circle Drive on MSUCarrpus East L.ans i ng Michigan State Dental Association 230 N. Washington Square Procter, Alonzo, Toll House (Plank Road Toi I House) Lansing Wonch Park Cl

Veterans of Foreign Wars National Hane 3573 South Waverly Road ) O'londaga

Ward, Ulysses D., House (Lansing Association of Women's ) Clubs) • 301 N. Butler Boulevard L..ansing Cherry Street School 520 Olerry Street Lansing THE City of Mason {lhe only site in the where COUNTY the Capitol is not located in the C.Ounty Seat) REGISTER Mason

OF District l'Urber 2 School, Aurelius HISTORIC 1010 Aurelius Road Southwest of Mason PLACES Emanuel First Evangelical Lutheran Olurch 1001 N. Capitol Avenue L..ansing First Weather Bureau 726 Seyroour Avenue Lansing

Phoenix Mi 11 ( lnar i, Limited) 200 State Street Mason

Ingham C.Ounty Fair {Ingham C.Ounty Fairgrounds) East Ash Street Mason

Ingham C.Ounty Medical Care Facility 3882 Dobie Road Okerros

Kap I in House 1003 N. Washington Avenue L..ansing

Lake L..ansi ng Park 1538 Lake L..ansi ng Road Haslett

Les I ie G.A.R. Building (Leslie City Hal I & Pol ice Dept.) Be 11evue Street Leslie Mason Depot 111 N. l\i1ason Street THE Mason MICHIGAN Michigan School for the Blind CENTENNIAL 715 W. Wi I low Street Lansing FARMS REGISTER North Presbyterian 01urch 108 W. Grand River Avenue Lansing Pink School House 707 W. Ash Street Mason Webbervi I le Methodist O,urch 205 N. Surrnit Street Webbervi I le

\\hi te Oak Township Ha 11 1002 South M-52 at Dansville Road \\hi te Oak Township

Wi I I i ams ton Depot 369 W. Grand River Avenue Wi 11 iamston

,-I 1861 - O,eney (Richard L.) 1862 - Anderson Farm (Al ta M.) 3645 Kipp Road, Mason 1533 Mason Street, Dansville 1873 - Clark Farm (Richard J.) 1854 - Farm Asquith (Vernon) 10613 M.lnro Lake Drive, Levering 4410 Mi Iner, Stockbridge 1882 - Clark Farm (J. Henry) 1869 - Bappert Farm (Wi 11 iam E.) 1514 Barry Road, Wi II iamston 4784 N. Branch Road, Williamston 1873 - Collar Farm (Burlynn H.) 1838 - Benjamin Farm (Robert) 1201 N. Every Road, Mason 4700 Van Orden Road, Webberville 1880 - Farm (Loris B.) 1853 - Bickford Farm (Dale) Curtis 585 Harper Road, Mason 1530 Mi I ton Drive, Wi 11 iamston 1849 - Davis Farm (Jon C.) 1853 - Bissel I Farm (Walter J.) 4719 Ferris Road, 01ondaga 2255 S. IV.eridian Road, Mason 1848 - Davis Farm (Larry) 1868 - Boyko Farm (Lila) 5120 Van Atta Road, Okemos 509 W. Plains Road, Mason 1880 - De 11 Farm (WaI 1869 - Brow, Farm (Ruby S.) ter) 4489 De 11 Road, Lansing 1149 S. Olondaga Road, Eaton Rapids 1865 - Diarrond Farm (Wi 11 iam 1.) 1840 - Buckingham Farm (Olarles Henry) 510 Ash Street, Mason 6287 W. Barnes Road, Eaton Rapids

1842 - Byrun Farm (Richard) 1860 - Duncke I Farm (Norman) 5410 N. Williamston Road, Williamston Be 11evue Road, Les I i e

1842 - Byrun Farm (William) 1864 - Edgar Farm (Nellie E.) 4132 Mason 4711 Kinnevi lie, Olondaga Barnes Road,

1848 - Byrun Farm (Mrs. W.D.) 1836 - Edgar Farm (John) 4144 W. Barnes Road, Mason 4260 W. C.Onert Road, Leslie 1875 - Every Farm (Wayne) 1854 - C.ady Farm (Dorr) 3188 Rolfe Road, Mason 335 N. Diamond Road, Mason ,' 1866 - Carpenter Farm (Roy) 1864 - Fanson (William H.) R#l, Mason 1857 Curtis Road, Dansvi I le 1871 - 1859 - Cavanaugh Farm (Kevin) Fay (Howard) 1790 Ives Road, Leslie 942 Catholic Oiurch Road, Leslie 1874 - Hemans Fann (Ester G.) 1849 - Felton Fann (Edwin D.) 2665 Aure Ii us Road, 0,ondaga 2482 Okerros Road, Mason 1836 - Hiebert Fann (Ben) 1866 - Felton Fann (Maurice) 4541 Bond Road, 0,ondaga 1655 S. Dietz Road, Dansvi lie 1882 - Hi 11 Fann (Denzi I L.) 1838 - Ferris Fann (Edward) 4573 N. Williamston Road, Wi I liamston 3044 N. 0,ondaga Road, Eaton Rapids 1869 - Hudson Fann (Beulah) 1839 - Fowl er Fann (GI enn 0.) 4450 Dansvi I le Road, Webberville R#4, Mason 1870 - Huschke Fann (Wayne) 1889 - Freiernuth Fann (Wayne) 5300 Huschke Road, Webbervi lie 5390 Freiernuth Road, Stockbridge 1872 - Lathrop Fann (Alll'X>nJoseph) 1860 - French Fann (Mary) 5407 Wi I liamston Road, Stockbridge R#l, Eaton Rapids 1838 - Lechleitner Fann (William) 1886 - Garvey Fann (Hi Ida A.) 1584 Barnes Road, Leslie 5570 W. Holt Road, Holt 1837 - Lewis Fann (Donald E.) 1854 - Glaser Fann (Mabel L.) 4501 E. Berry Road, Pleasant Lake 996 Glaser Road, Williamston 1863 - Lott Fann (R.C.) 1881 - Grieb Fann (Q,arles F.) 1298 Aurelius Road, Holt 4890 Grieb Road, Webbervi I le 1847 - Lovejoy Fann (Ralph) 1874 - Hart Fann (Joan) R#2, Perry 2666 S. Aurelius Road, 0,ondaga 1844 - Lovette Fann (Fred) 1867 - Hart Fann (Marie) 3142 W. Kipp Road, Mason 5336 Nichols Road, Mason 1854 - Lyon Fann (Maurice H.) 1853 - Hart Fann (George F.) 1228 Ives Road, Mason 670 Haslett Road, Williamston 1871 - Marion Fann (Tim) 1855 - Hartig Fann (Herbert) 4705 Howel I Road, Webbervi I le 5672 Nichols Road, Mason 1876 - McCauley Fann (Russell) 1875 - Hasbrouck Fann (Elsie) 3498 Baseline Road, Stockbridge ' 3470 O,urchi I I Road, Leslie 1853 - Mi I lbauer Fann (Phyl Ii s) 1862 - Hawkins Fann (Sidney) 2101 N. c.edar Street, Holt R#l, Mason 1867 - Rogers Fann (Stanley) 1851 - Minnis Fann (Larry K.) 3814 l\t1eridian Road, Okem:>s 2695 Howel I Road, Dansville 1874 - Rowe Fann (Russell P.) 1849 - Mitteer Fann (Helen) 4291 W. C.Olurbia Road, Mason Box 323, Stockbridge 1881 - Sheathelm Fann (David) 1863 - IVonroe Fann (Lester S.) 3230 Sheathelm Road, Dansvi lie 2045 Elm Road, Webbervi I le 1837 - th Fann (Howard) 1857 - IVoyer Fann (Mrs. Jesse A.) ~i 5276 W. C.Olurbia Road, Mason 2740 IVoyer Road, Williamston 1853 - ~ith Fann (Anna) 1850 - Nicholas Fann (Earl Jacob) 703 S. Rogers, Mason 5486 W. Nicholas Road, Mason 1859 - Fann (Cletus) 1867 - North Fann (Leon W.) ~ith 3975 Haslett Road, Perry 861 Grovenberg Road, Holt 1855 - O'Brien Fann (Jack) 1863 - Sanervi lie Fann (Palen James) 4420 Pannan Road, Stockbridge 1050 N. C.01lege Road, Mason 1837 - Putnam Fann (Grant C.) 1874 - Springran Fann (Lynn) 3740 Heeney Road, Stockbridge 1280 l\t1eech Road, Williamston 1836 - Rathbone Fann (Lee) 1848 - Stevens Fann (George R.) 1993 Sandhi II Road, Mason 3985 C.Ooper Road, Stockbridge 1878 - Rector Fann (Tileron E.) 1836 - Stiles Fann (R. Phi lem:>n) 806 Noble Road, Williamston 251 Fitchburg Road, Leslie 1880 - Rector Fann (Dale A.) 1840 - Strong Fann (Bateman K.) 1800 N. l\t1eridian Road, Mason 5990 W. Barnes Road, Eaton Rapids 1850 - Reifsnyder Fann (Doris) 1874 -Thorburn Fann (lhanas L.) 1809 Ives Road, Leslie 391 Harriot Circle, Shoreview l\iN 1870 - Riggs Fann (Helen E.) 1865 - Traver Fann (G. Richard) 1297 Holt Road, Mason 1411 l\t1eech Road, Wi I liamston 1860 - Risch Fann (Olarles) 1871 - Trefry Fann (Wi II iam R.) 3945 Holt Road, Webbervi I le 5905 Kinneyvil le Road, Eaton Rapids 1866 - Robertson Fann (Char Ies M.) 1872 - Vicary Fann (Ward Jr.) 5657 Toles Road, Eaton Rapids 4760 l\t1eridian Road, Leslie 1860 - Walker Fann (Elwood C.) 321 N. /Vontgomery Street, Bremen IN THE 1865 - Waltz Fann (RanDn) NATIONAL 3906 W. C.OIL1TDiaRoad, IVlason ARBOR I ST 1837 - Webb Fann ( Lee L.) ASSOCIATION 5351 W. C.OIL1TDiaRoad, IVlason AND THE 1865 - Wi11 iams Fann (Eldon C.) INTERNATIONAL 1448 S. Clark Road, Dansvi I le SOCIETY 1882 - Yerks Fann (Eldred) OF 1282 Fitchburg Road, Stockbridge ARBOR I CULTURE MARKER

) 1he Fanns listed in this section are addressed by the owner and may or may not be the actual fann site. l..andnark Heritage Oak Wi I low Street and Mitchel I Avenue Lansing Township THE HISTORICAL The National Arborist Association and the International Society of Arboriculture jointly recognize the L.andnark SOCIETY Heritage Oak located at Mitchel I and Wi I low Street in OF Lansing Township, City of Lansing, County of Ingham and the State of Michigan as having lived here at the time MICHIGAN of the signing of the Constitution of the Lnited States. CENTENNIAL BUSINESSES REGISTER

J 1872 - Bal 1-c:xim Home Furnishings 1886 - Lnion Federal Savings 124 E. Ash St., l\ilason. 121 W. Allegan, 2801 E. Grand River Ave., 2285 E. Lee IVountain - Olvner Grand River Ave., 5620 S. Pennsylvania Ave., W. 4901 Saginaw St. and 3 outside of C.ounty. 1873 - The Wi 11 iamston Enterprise/Ingham Newspaper C.o. Kenneth W. White - President & CB) 409 S. Putnam St., Wi 11 iamston. Terresa Fitzwater - Publisher, Dick Mi I I iman - Olvner 1856 - Transamerica Title Insurance Corrpany 225 W. Washtenaw, 5020 Northwind, 1020 S. Creyts Fritz Kleibusch - C.ounty l\ilanager 1884 - Sunnit Steel/L.Duis Padnos Iron & Metal 1900 W. Wi I low, Lansing. Stewart & Seynnur Padnos - Olvners 1855 - The State Journal 120 E. Lenawee, Lansing. W. G.Jrtis Riddle - Publisher 1884 - Speaker, Hines & Thomas, Inc. 3366 Remy, Lansing. Ra Iph Thomas - Olvner

1881 - Michigan Mi I lers IVutual Insurance Corrpany 2425 E. Grand River Avenue, Lansing. Douglas W. McCaskey - President & CB)

1867 - Lansing Business Institute/Davenport C.ol lege 220 E. Kalamazoo St., Lansing. Donald C.olizzi - Dean & Assistant Vice President 1885 - Reniger C.onstruction Corrpany 317 E. Grand River Avenue, Lansing.

1869 - Les I ie L.Dcal lndependent/S - G Publications 109 Carney, Leslie. George Raynnnd - Publisher

1886 - l\ilason State Bank 322 S. Jefferson St., 661 N. Cedar St., l\ilason Terry Shultis - President 1884 - Dancer's Fashions 108 W. l\ilaple St., l\ilason, 2495 N. Cedar St., Holt, 536 Frandor, East Lansing, 1625 W. Mt. Hope St., Lansing and 22 outside of C.ounty. Ingham County Court House, Masqn,-_/rfi -'·-.. -- ~:...--::::..--::

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