Historical Markers in Lewiston, Michigan

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Historical Markers in Lewiston, Michigan

1► Michigan, Montmorency County, Lewiston — L2132 — Angusdale Stock Farm —

On Buttles Road, 0.7 miles south of Michigan Highway 32, on the left when traveling south.

A Milwaukee businessman, Cephas Buttles became aware of Lewiston through his brother-in-law David Kneeland, the president of Kneeland and Bigelow Lumber Company. In 1901 Buttles purchased 25,000 acres of cutover timberlands and started the Home . . . — — Map (db m33253) HM

2► Michigan, Montmorency County, Lewiston — L647 — Camp Lunden —

On County Route 612 at Fish Lab Road, on the left when traveling east on County Route 612.

In June 1933 two hundred unmarried, able-bodied men between the ages of seventeen and twenty-three, members of the Civilian Conservation Corps, set up camp on Hunt Creek. Soon after, they relocated to this site, which they named Camp Lunden. In 1936 . . . — — Map (db m33293) HM

3► Michigan, Montmorency County, Lewiston — L1500 — Congregational United Church of Christ —

On Kneeland Street at Woodfield Avenue, on the right when traveling north on Kneeland Street.

Lewiston developed in 1891-1892 around the Michelson and Hanson Lumber Company. Dr. U.H. Traver and George Tuxworth held the first religious meetings in the lumber camp. The Reverend A.M. Hills was sent by the Congregational Conference of Michigan . . . — — Map (db m33303) HM

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