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Record Group 52 Entry 1: Books Shelf 149 #2005.076.03, #2005.076.04) (2 copies 0f Vol. I &II) Citizen’s Survey of 1961 Clark, Alvin C., A
History of the Hospital Complex at Eloise, Michigan-1832-1982, 1982 Facts & Data about
Manual Entry 2: Vertical file 5241 Federal Census of Wayne Co., Forty-Second Annual Report for Fiscal Year 1948 Hines, Edward N.,
History of the “Land records now accessible by Web site,” Observer & Eccentric, December 17, 2000 Twenty-Sixth Annual Report for 1932 (Acc. #95.100.1) “ “What’s Cross-reference for a map which shows an aerial view of Entry 3: Vertical file 5248 Copies of list of postmasters Entry 4: Canton Township-Books Shelf 154 “Canton Area the Sweet Corn Capitol of Discover Historic Palmer, Joan Cavell, Canton’s Country Schools, 1993 Parker, Virginia Bailey,
Ghost Stories and Other Tales from (Acc. #98.101) The Wilson, Diane F.,
Cornerstones-A History of (Acc. #2000.167.03) Zazula, Charles, Salute to Entry 5: Vertical file 5230 “A Bicentennial salute to “A look at life in the 1800’s,” Agreement between School on December 3, 1846 “Any April 23, 1959 Canton Country Festival supplement, Community Crier, June 8, 1983 “ “Canton Lands $12 Million Project,” (Acc. #81.34.2L) “ “ “ Eccentric, December 30, 1976 “ “ April 16, 1959 “ “ “Canton Twp. retains last of historic properties,” Detroit News, January 19, 2002 Census of Census of Census of Census of Census of “Civil War veterans ‘adopted’” Detroit News, December 14, 1998 “Crime reports soar as “Developer restores historic farmhouse,” “Dingeldey era draws to close” “Early residents profiled,” Canton Eagle, May 20, 1976 “Early settlers in the area and the city they knew,” Community Crier, July 21, 1982 “Early settlers leave rich legacy,” Canton Eagle, November 11, 1976 (2 copies) (Acc. #82.70.10L) “50-year paving plan may soon be finished,” Observer & Eccentric, December 6, 1976 “Friends fete Flodin,” Community Crier “Friends gather at celebration,” Observer & Eccentric, December 17, 1987 “Glimpse into “Hewer’s store recalls “Hewer’s watched farmlands vanish,” Community Crier, July 14, 1976 “Historic building will fall to shovels,” Observer & Eccentric, September 22, 1976 “Historic Canton-Residents support designation to protect
160-year-old
Area,” “Historical Society unveils title of book on settlers,” Observer & Eccentric, November 6, 1986 “Landmarks identify early Landmarks reflect pioneer touch,” Canton Eagle, June 3, 1976 “Local history highlighted in Saturday fund-raiser,” Observer & Eccentric, November 30, 1995 Map of “Mrs. Ida Huston Relates (Acc. #78.109.14L) “New museum uses local artifacts,” Observer & Eccentric, December 2, 1982 “Old-fashioned and built to stay that way,” Observer & Eccentric, August 13, 1992 Parker, Susan, “ Pencil drawing of Canton Post Office Pencil drawing circa 1880 of home on Pencil drawing of home of Mr. Gadwin circa 1885 Photo of Triangle Hotel “Pioneers built “Pioneers’ names live on,” Canton Eagle, August 9, 1976 “ 1975 Postcards of Postcards of Morton home (22 cards) “Preservationists rally t save historic areas,” Detroit News, September 12, 1999 “President Adams signed deeds for “Rural landmark lingers amid School district attendees and their fees in 1865 “Schools, roads bear names of pioneers,” Canton Eagle, June 10, 1976 “Sheldon Cemetery-final rendezvous,” Canton Eagle, December 9, 1976 “Township elected James Safford as its first supervisor in
1834,” April 29, 1976 “War pension records provide a glimpse into January 28, 1999 “Why “Williams’ piano business hits a crescendo, Observer & Eccentric, October 7, 1976 Zazula, Charles J., “Bicentennial
Salute to Shelf 34, Entry 6:
Truesdale
House Vertical file 5238 AAUW Landmark paper on Truesdell home Photo of house in 1989 with history Truesdell family information “Truesdaell House stands tall,” Community Crier, March 25, 1987 Entry 7: Vertical file 5237 “A (2 copies) “Home hides past’s secrets” “Starting life on the Entry 8: Sheldon’s Corners Vertical file 1066 “Sheldon’s Corners found by accident,” Community Crier, March 25, 1987 Entry 9: Northville-Books Shelf 154 Fountain, Julie,
Revelations of the (2 copies) (Acc. #95.50.3, #2003.146.01) Hixson, Laura Smyth, Early Northville, Second Edition, 1982 (2 copies) (Acc. #2003.008.03) Hoffman, Jack W., Northville-The First 100 Years, 1977 ( 2 copies) (Acc. #84.1.11L, 89.48.4L) Louie, Barbara G., Louie, Barbara G. and Diane Rockall,
Step By Step Through
Northville: Four Walking Maybury Manual, 1941 (Acc. #2002.060.05) Northville Record
Centennial Edition, 1970 Northville Record Newspaper Index-1869-1879, 1993 (Acc. #93.80.6) Northville Record Newspaper Index-1888-1889, 1995 Entry 10: Northville Vertical file 5244 “Famed Northville Opera House to be Torn Down in few Weeks,”
December 22, 1949 “Glimpse into Northville,” “How ex-dairyman runs historic cider mill,” Observer & Eccentric, September 19, 1974 Local History Collection at Northville District Library Mill Race Quarterly, Fall, 2000 Mill Race Quarterly, Summer, 2000 “Northville Historical Society plans classes in landscaping,”
Observer & Eccentric September 13. 1979 “ “ Photo of D.U.R. Depot (Acc. #89.97.5L) Postcard of Postcard of Program for Commencement of 1932 (2 copies) “Township plans historic farms,” Detroit News, August 25, 1998 Cross-reference to a Land Use map for Northville, 1953 Entry 11: Mead’s
Mill/Waterford History Vertical file 1070 “A Tale of Old Detroit in Abe Lincoln’s Time,” Detroit News, February 12, 1948 “Booming Waterford Community died in Flames (not to be
confused with Photo of “Waterford Mill” sign for Ford Heritage Trails Pioneer times map of “ Postmasters of Mead’s Mill form 1851-1883 “Rose, Flourished and Faded to
Nothingness” Article about community in “ Entry 12: Livonia-Books Shelf 154 From Trilobites…To Traffic Lights-A Teacher Resource Unit, 1964 Greenmead Archives Resource Book (Acc. #2005.091.03) Jubilee, Ladywood yearbook from 1958 Paris, Dominic P.,
Footpaths to Freeways-The Story of (Acc. #84.1.7L) Telephone Directory of
Telephone Directory of
The 1870
State of Entry 13: Vertical file 5233 “Committee picks historic sites” “Great Guide of historic sites in Jesse Ziegler re-election card, 1938 (Acc. #76.141.20.h) “ Livonia Township Directory, 1876 (2 copies) “ Negatives of Mortgage Survey No. 30, August, 1938 (Acc. #80.75.23L) Negatives of Mortgage Survey No. 31, December 17, 1938 (Acc. #80.75.24L) “Observer’s Eddie Edgar honored again,” Plymouth Observer, April 6, 1977 “Old timer submits history of Photo of first grocery store in Photo of First Stop, Rough and Ready in Newburg Corners (Acc. #76.229.5) Photos of Mortgage Survey No. 30 (3 photos) (Acc. #80.75.23L) Photos of Mortgage Survey No. 31 (4 photos) (Acc. #80.75.24L) Photo of old pioneer store in Newburg Corners (Acc. #76.229.4) “South east corner of Stark and Plymouth Rds.” 1945 The 1884 Census of “When Suburbia Meant Corn, Cheese, Indians,” Observer & Eccentric, March 15, 1972 (Acc. #75.206.322) William H. Shepherd election card (Acc. #76.141.20.a) Entry 14: Newburg Corners Vertical file 1067 Photos School and old pioneer store (Acc. #76.229.12) First Stop Rough and Ready and street (Acc. #76.229.10) D.U.R. Station and general store (Acc. #76.229.11) Entry 15: Cooper’s Corners Vertical file 1065 “’Between Hope and Fear’: The Life of
Lettie
Teeple-1: 1829-1850,”
History “’Grand River Fever’ hit settlers-in 1836-1837,” Observer & Eccentric, February 23, 1976 “History of Livonia Villages” written by John R. Stewart, 1990 with attached letter from Mayor Bennett Map of Cooper’s Corners Pioneer times map of “Sharland recalls days when land was cheap,” Observer & Eccentric, April 25, 1977 “The birth of Cooper’s Corners,” Observer & Eccentric, February 12, 1976 Wayne County Townships/Communities that no Longer Exist Entry 16: Dearborn-Books Shelf 154 Quaife, Entry 17: Vertical file 5243 Fair Lane: The house and Gardens, 1955 “The Progress of Dearborn” program from July 28, 1938 (Acc. #81.57.177L) Entry 18: Shelf 154
Vertical file 5242 “’04 Grads still going,” Wayne-Nankin-Canton Eagle, July 1, 1964 “Early Historic Sites in Short of “Thirteen seniors graduated in “Wayne-Early History,” from Wayne Historical Musuem (2 copies) “ “ Entry 20: Vertical file 5231 Assessment Roll for the Township of Entry 21: Vertical file 5232 Customers of Thomas R Lathers’
Perrinsville
Country Store, “Lighting up- Christmas comes to Nankin Mills,” Observer & Eccentric, December 16, 2004 Entry 22: Other Wayne County
Cities-Books Shelf 154 Horste, Cathy Stromme and Diane Follmer Wilson, Water Under the Bridge, 1980 (Accy. #86.106) Keith, Julia J., Our
Little Entry 23: Large maps Map Case 1 Drawer 3 Map of Drawer 6 Detailed Official Atlas
of McAlpine’s Farm Atlas of Wayne County, 1925 (Acc. #2001.092.01) Drawer 7 Detailed Official Atlas
of General Official Atlas
of 1904 Drawer 8 Illustrated Historical
Atlas of (Acc. #77.117.47, #88.79.2L, #76.203, #2001.054.01) Indexed List of
Landowners from 1876 Illustrated Historical Atlas of Entry 24: Small maps Community Maps box Flat Rock Garden City-3 maps Gibralter Grosse Ile- 2 maps Northville- 2 maps Wayne County- 2 maps Entry 25: Large Photos Map Case 4, Drawer 1 Marshmallow Drop in Hines Park (Acc. #2007.166.05) Wayne County Sheriffs on duty (3 photos) (Acc. #2007.166.01-#2007.166.03) Crash of Flight 255 in 1987 at Metro (Acc. #2007.166.08) Compiled by Lena
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