Downtown Harbor Beach

Downtown Harbor Beach. . Photo captions from left to right, top to bottom: The J. Jenks and Co. General Store built in 1882. It was renamed The Mihlethaler Store in 1902. It was located on the North East corner of Huron Avenue and States Street., Men cleaning the downtown corner during a citywide house cleaning campaign., The Lee and Lytle Barbershop located on the west side of South Huron just south of State Street in the rear of the Corner Drug Store. Circa 1890’s., The McMann and Wallace Ford Garage, Circa 1900. Located on the east side of the first block of South Huron Avenue., The John Coal photography shop and Dink Healy’s coffee shop. Located in the middle of the first block on the north side of State Street. Circa 1940., Looking south along Huron Avenue. The buildings are on the west side of the street in the first block north of State Street., The Post Office building on the northwest corner of State Street and Huron Avenue built in 1908. It became the Huron County Savings Bank building in 1926., A birds eye view of Village Square Park at the northwest corner of State Street and Huron Avenue., The Corner of Huron Avenue and State Street looking west. Circa 1941., Dr. Taggart built the Corner Drug Store in 1883. The building is located on the southwest corner of State Street and Huron Avenue. , A color post card of area farmers taking their wheat crop to market. At the corner of state Street and Huron Avenue., Store fronts on the south side of State Street at Huron Avenue., The Carrington Boarding house was built in 1860. It was renamed the Sand Beach House in 1876. Charles Dow purchased it in 1879 and named it the Dow House Hotel. The building burned in 1955. It was located on the west side of Huron Avenue just north of state Street., A parade passes east along State Street., A parade on South Huron Avenue passing the Hotel Wilson, The corner of state Street and Huron Avenue during a city street fair., The Huron County Bank was built in 1882 on the east side of Huron Avenue in the first block south of State Street. The bank moved in 1917 to the west side of the post office building and the old bank building became part of the Mihlethaler Store. , A 1917 color post card of the buildings in the first block north of State Street on the west side of Huron Avenue., The Binkle Harness Shop located on the northwest corner of State and Second Streets. Circa 1880s., The Ritchie Blacksmith Shop on State Street at Third.