Showing posts with label Hubbard and Seaver Grocery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hubbard and Seaver Grocery. Show all posts
Friday, May 13, 2011
Early Postcard of horse and buggies on Broadway
The postcard's picture was taken on Broadway at the intersection of Broadway and East High Street around 1910. Several horse and buggies are hitched up while their passengers are shopping at the Hubbard and Seaver Grocery & Bakery, getting a haircut & shave at the barber shop, visiting the harness shop, or shopping at Miller's Drug and Grocery Company.
Labels:
Broadway,
Hubbard and Seaver Grocery
Sunday, January 9, 2011
Union City Jubilee, September 25, 1908 - #6
Barbecue in Union City at the Jubilee Celebration on September 25, 1908.
Note - The most likely event Union City would have been celebrating on September 25, 1908 would have been surviving the flood that devastated the town on March 8, 1908. The Broadway bridge was washed away, possibly the celebration was that the new bridge had been erected?? The postmarks on the postcards that celebrate the Jubilee are first seen in October of 1908. I am assuming the festival being celebrated on September 25, was in 1908.
Note - The most likely event Union City would have been celebrating on September 25, 1908 would have been surviving the flood that devastated the town on March 8, 1908. The Broadway bridge was washed away, possibly the celebration was that the new bridge had been erected?? The postmarks on the postcards that celebrate the Jubilee are first seen in October of 1908. I am assuming the festival being celebrated on September 25, was in 1908.
Labels:
Broadway,
Festival,
Hubbard and Seaver Grocery
Thursday, January 6, 2011
Union City Jubilee, September 25, 1908 - #5
Cooking the Ox in Union City, Michigan. at the Jubilee Celebration on September 25, 1908.
Note - The most likely event Union City would have been celebrating on September 25, 1908 would have been surviving the flood that devastated the town on March 8, 1908. The Broadway bridge was washed away, possibly the celebration was that the new bridge had been erected?? The postmarks on the postcards that celebrate the Jubilee are first seen in October of 1908. I am assuming the festival being celebrated on September 25, was in 1908.
Note - The most likely event Union City would have been celebrating on September 25, 1908 would have been surviving the flood that devastated the town on March 8, 1908. The Broadway bridge was washed away, possibly the celebration was that the new bridge had been erected?? The postmarks on the postcards that celebrate the Jubilee are first seen in October of 1908. I am assuming the festival being celebrated on September 25, was in 1908.
Labels:
Broadway,
Festival,
Hubbard and Seaver Grocery,
Union Hotel
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