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Douglass House: 1908
Houghton, Michigan, circa 1908. "Douglass House, Shelden Avenue." 8x10 inch dry plate glass negative, Detroit Publishing Company. View full size.
Copper Country
Michigan Technological University also has a selection of historic images depicting the Douglass House through the years.
One Hundred and Ten Years Later
And the Douglass House still stands at the corner of Selden Avenue and Isle Royale Street. If you look around, then you will see that little has changed in is small Upper Peninsula town in Michigan. That is except for R.B. Lang’s Store – that is now a small parking deck.
To heck with the Douglass House
I want to go next door to the R.B. Lang fabric store, and check out the latest Butterick dress patterns!
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