Newsletter Inserts Vol. 4

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November 2004-July 2007, pp. 351-465

P351-354– Letters from a Pastor’s Wife- Mary Porter Taylor
P355-358– Laketown Twp, 1873, Day By Day- William B. Smalley Diary
P359-362– Cocktail napkin from The Dock; SHS Alumni Association-1926 program; Menu-The Corner Grill; Bank Book and Ticket Stubs
P363-366– Letters from a Pastor’s Wife- Mary Porter Taylor
P367-370– Laketown Twp, 1873, Day By Day- William B. Smalley Diary
P371– Grover Stout Daily Thoughts
P372-373– Early Survey Map with Wm G. Butler Notes
P374– Two More Tillstrom Stories
P375-378– Letters of Major William H. Dunn of Ganges
P379-382– Donald Richard Woodall-WWII Casualty
P383-386– Laketown Twp, 1873, Day By Day- William B. Smalley Diary
P387– A Green Beret’s Duffle Bag Memories of Saugatuck- Fred Jones
P388-389– Placemat from the House By The Side Of The Road- early 1950s
P390– A Special Saugatuck Antique
P391-394– Laketown Twp, 1873, Day By Day- William B. Smalley Diary
P395– Saugatuck Map- Force’s Snug Harbor Gas Station
P396-397– Lake Michigan Water Levels
P398– Wonders of Dune Grass-by Bob Simmonds
P398-401– Douglas Basket Factory- by Retha Haan
P402-405– Letter by surveyor William Forbes 1835
P406-408– Susan B. Anthony Visit to Saugatuck
P409-412– Early Days of Douglas-Story of Founding of Present Fine Town-by William A. May
P413-416– William G. Butler and his Land Grants
P417-420– Recollections of Ray Nies
P421-424– 1840 Newark Census
P425-428– Recollections of Ray Nies
P429-432– The Butler Family is Counted
P433-440– Recollections of Ray Nies
P441-444– The Kleinheksel Legacy
P445-448– Hattie’s 1876 Journal
P449-450– On The Trail Of Pirates in 1858
P451-452– Noted Author Remembers the Big Pool
P453-456– Hattie’s 1876 Journal
P457– Whistling Bill
P458– Obituaries as a Source for History
P459-460– Hattie’s 1876 Journal
P461-462– A Bit of Saugatuck on a North Shore
P463-464– In a Forest By The Water- by Jerry Hill