Manchester's First Hundred Years

The light plant. (p 13)

Firefighters today strike a pose with an ancient fire truck which they purchased. They drove the truck in all the parades during the Centennial. (p 14)

The hub of the community was the flouring mill. (p 17)

John Schaible, uncle of the late Arthur Jenter, and the horse drawn hearse in front of the Geo. Haeussler home. (p 18)

Southern Washtenaw Mill on Main Street. Note the wooden bridge. (p 19)

[GAR Organized.] (p 22)

[Richard Lord's Gravestone.] (p 23)

[Manchester Union School, completed in October, 1867.] (p 23)

Building on the east side of the Main Street dam. (p 26)

View of the Lower dam and bridge. (p 26)

Last blacksmith, John Schneider, at the anvil in the shop on East Main. (p 27)

The creamery was in the Morgan store. (p 28)