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A cabinet card image of a young woman. Unidentified. Taken by the J. R. Halsted (John R. Halstead) of Albion and Leslie, Mich.

An image of an unidentified woman and child. Taken by Joseph L. Hamilton of Marshall, Mich.

A cabinet card portrait of Norton Wilcox Hoag, age 3. Taken by Philip C. Hartung of Albion, Mich.

Family information provided by Kate Keller:

"Norton Wilcox Hoag, son of Lester P. and Myrtle (Bixby) Hoag, was born 6 Aug 1903 in Springport,…

The 1908 directory for the city of Marshall, "comprising an alphabetical list of the names of all residents over fourteen years of age, stating occupation and designating owners and renters of property - a miscellaneous directory, full of valuable…

The 1860-61 directory for the City of Marshall. Data compiled in 1860 by George W. Hawes of Detroit. Copy provided to Marshall District Library by Albion District Library.

A typed transcript of the letters and diary of Civil War Union soldier, Henry Hempstead. Transcribed by the author. Includes the constitution of "The Marshall Boys in Blue" and a list of members. Also includes a list of soldiers mustered into the…

The 1894-1895 city directories for Albion and Marshall, Michigan. Includes a map and history of each city, as well as illustrations and photographs of prominent buildings. Also includes a directory of the students of Albion College.

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The 1885-86 directory for the City of Marshall. It includes: "an alphabetically arranged list of business firms and private citizens; a classified list of all trades, professions and pursuits, and miscellaneous directory of city, city and county…

An image of a young man, identified as Robert G. Reed on an attached label. Photographer is The Ludwig Studio in Albion (Mich.). Harland A. Ludwig operated in Albion from 1926-1939.

Family information provided by Kate Keller:

"Robert Glenn…

A postcard photograph of the Royal Hotel in Marshall, Michigan. Located at the northeast corner of Eagle and Green streets, the hotel operated from 1895-1923 and later became the Schuler Hotel (now Schuler's Restaurant and Pub).

The back of the…