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Name |
Bingham Township |
Number of Archive records |
9 |
Number of Library records |
1 |
Number of Object records |
0 |
Number of Photo records |
4 |
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1958.79 - The Kalamazoo Valley Family News Letter
Newsletter with historical and general information about the villages and townships in Leelanau County, as well as family histories and a directory of individuals living in each township. Vol. 8, No. 1, Autumn Quarter, 1978.
Record Type: Archive
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1980.07.01
Manuscript. Brief history of Bingham Township by Erhardt Peters. A copy from 1980.07.07 with notes from Erhardt Peters.
Record Type: Archive
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1980.07.08
Manuscript. a) Information on 4 sites submitted for consideration as historic sites: Suttons Bay Union School Building, The Village Inn, O.L. Bahle Department Store, and The First Lutheran Church. b) Minutes from the 5th meeting of Bingham Bicentennial Committee on 06/10/1975 including nine suggestions for historical site markers. c) Brief histories of Suttons Bay and Peshabestown by Erhardt Peters.
Record Type: Archive
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1995.59.01
Photo, Postcard. "....Game pioneer of Binghan Township." posing with two friends, and hunting dog. Pelts [raccoon?] tacked on wall. Print Photos given to Pat Hobbins by Maynard Howe, Platte Grange, Honor MI See Document File for more info on pictures
Record Type: Photo
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2003.32 - Leelanau County Townships Historic Context Statements
Report was prepared in the summer of 2002 by students in the undergraduate and Master's in Historic Preservation Program at Eastern Michigan Univesity. The course was GHPR 479/592: Applied Preservation Issues through EMU's NMCC/Traverse City program.
Record Type: Archive
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2004.67 - William Core and Margaret McFarland/Ruby Ellen Farm
Nomination for the William Core and Margaret McFarland/Ruby Ellen Farm in Bingham Township in Leelanau County to the National Register of Historic Places.
Record Type: Archive
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2010.05.04 a-b-c - A Brief History of Leelanau County, Michigan
Booklet that contains a brief history of Leelanau County and highlights points of interest about each of the eleven townships and three incorporated villages in the Leelanau County. There are two copies of this book, thus a and b.
Record Type: Archive
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2010.05.06 - Official Directory for Leelanau County 1965-66
Booklet prepared by the County Clerk. It is a directory that lists State Officers, County Officers, Township Officers, Commitee Chairmen, Members of Commissions, ASC Officers, Health Officers, Village Officers, etc.
Record Type: Archive
