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New Dugouts at Paul Bennett Field, Howell, Michigan - 1964
New Dugouts at Paul Bennett Field, Howell, Michigan - 1964 -
925 W. Grand River Avenue, Howell, Michigan - Bennett Recreation Building 1965
925 W. Grand River Avenue, Howell, Michigan - Bennett Recreation Building 1965
Howell Area Parks and Recreation -
Paul Bennett, Howell, Michigan
This is a portrait of Paul Bennett who was Howell Public Schools Athletic Director for many years. -
Paul Bennett Receiving POP Warner Award From Harry Ginsburg - 1958
Paul Bennett Receiving POP Warner Award From Harry Ginsburg - 1958
Harry Ginsburg was Chamber of Commerce manager at the time.
Read The Livingston County Press October 7, 1959 ArticleTags howell -
First Plan for New Youth Center, Howell, Michigan - 1958
First Plan for New Youth Center, Howell, Michigan - 1958
This plan for the recreation building was not used. -
James H. Cash, Huron Clinton MetroParks, Michigan
This is a portrait of James H. Cash. He was a Maintenance Supervisor, Kensington Metropark, Huron Clinton MetroParks, Michigan. -
Ken Smith, Superintendent, Kensington MetroPark, Milford, Michigan
This is a portrait of Ken Smith, Superintendent, Kensington MetroPark, Milford, Michigan (Huron Clinton Metro Parks). -
Lewis Underhill, Kensington Metropark, Milford, Michigan, 1983
These are portraits of Lewis Underhill who was an employee of Huron Clinton Metropolitan Authority for 42 years as a mechanic and the Captain of the Island Queen Paddle Boat, at Kensington Metropark. -
The Tailors of Howell Float for Howell, Michigan 1876 Centennial Parade
The Tailors of Howell Float parked on State Street in Howell, Michigan. The float was for the 1876 Centennial parade. The view is looking northeast on State Street with the First Baptist church in the background. The building on the left is the present day Dairy Queen. View present day location.
The float sign reads: The Goose Hangs High Garland and Hornung. The Tailors of Howell.
This image was also included on a 1st National Bank Calendar.
State Street is also known as "Peanut Row". Which came about after businessman Frank Bushes placed a newspaper advertisement touting his new peanut roaster. Peaple who purchased his peanuts threw the shells in the street, and the nickname stuck. -
100th Anniversary of Agriculture in Livingston County Parade, Howell, Michigan - July 4,1930
100th Anniversary of Agriculture in Livingston County Parade, Howell, Michigan - July 4,1930
Read Livingston County Republican Press articles.
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