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Kingsley Grove and Hotel DeFrance in Kingsley, (Mich.), 1907. Robert DeFrance, hotel owner. People stopped for tea in park after getting off train each day. Mrs. DeFrance was hostess. The DeFrance were the parents of Mrs. Paul (Mamie) Brow. The…

View of Kingsley, (Mich.), 1905. Wesley Dunn's Lumber yard, Monroe Hall, Shone's Mill, Grand Rapids & Indiana Railroad, Charles Snyder's home up on hill, Bolander Saloon, G.L. Fenton Drugs, William does Store, Reil Boarding House, Henry Seegmiller…

Northern view of Kingsley, (Mich.), 1910. Brownson Sanitarium, Shaufty Store, Henry Hoeflin Feed Mill, Henry Cronkite Meats, Sorenson's Gris Mill, Val Linden Saloon, Case & Crotser Mill, mill lumber piles, Box Hall, etc.

Street Scene in Kingsley, (Mich.), 9 July 1909. Tony Donett Grocery Store, Claude Moore Store, G.L. Fenton Drugs, Charles Cook Store, Jacob Anspach's Store, Powers Bank, Max Homberger Store, Ira Linten Hardware, Brownson's Sanitarium in the North.

Lee Reil's Boarding House in Kingsley, (Mich.), 1909. Glen Reil, son on porch. Home later belonged to Max Homburger, 1912. Home later belonged to Roudolf and Anna Sedlacek, 1930.

Grocery and Meat Market, Charles Cook's store in Kingsley, (Mich.), 1907. Charles Cook has his foot up on the block. Others in photograph are unknown.

Memorial Day in Kingsley, (Mich.), 1911. George Shaufty Store, Brownson Sanitarium, William Blackhurst Dray, Tony Bearspauh, Jessie Vasser, Brownson, Charles Hammet, Leonard Holladay, Mr. Knapp on horse, Ike Hoeflin, Ray Hackman, Bill Stickfish,…

Kingsley Roller Mills during Kingsley Fair in Kingsley, (Mich.), 1910. Owned by Brownson & Sorenson. Located in back of Brownson Sanitarium. In photograph are: Nel and Elizabeth Sorenson and their children Arthur, Lucia, and Martha. Frank Engles,…

Winter scene of Kingsley, (Mich.), 1938. M-113 looking East up Tank Hill. On left is William Wilson's home. On right is Mr. & Mrs. Supernaugh's home. He managed Kingsley Co-op.

Kingsley, (Mich.), 1907. Mrs. Henry Seegmiller and son, Ron who ran the corner store. Cap Little who ran the saloon next door. Next building G.L. Fenton Drugs with Dr. Purvis Dentist Office above.