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Singapore, Michigan
Singapore was a lumbering town near the mouth of the Kalamazoo River in Michigan. It was founded in 1836 and once bustled with two active mill, a harbor full of boats, a store, and a bank which printed its own currency. When the lumber boon ended, gradually, Singapore was carted away. What little was left has been covered by the blowing sand.
Kit Lane Books
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Last Survivor of Singapore
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Letter from Charles Hinkle of Singapore (1837)
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Letter from Jessie and Julia Morrison to Mr. Harold C. Weeks (1866)
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Letter from Oshea Wilder to Lucius Lyon (1837)
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Life of Last Saugatuck Lighthouse Keeper called "Typical American Saga"
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Log Marking Hammer
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Log dollar stamped E
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Log dollar stamped E and F
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Log dollar stamped TD and R
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Lorenz published works and personal writing Box L8
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Map 1830s, framed
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Maps
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Mary Morrison portrait
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Michigan's Pompeii
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Milwaukie Disaster Wreath Laying Ceremony
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Notes on Saugatuck 1880
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O.R. Johnson Mill 1869
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One More Chapter About Singapore by Laura Hutchins
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Our Marriage Seal
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Pleasure Excursion to Newark, 1859
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Quick Reference Cards
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River mouth survey 1856
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