Calumet High School - Peace Pipe Yearbook (Calumet, MI)

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An exterior View of the C 81 H Library surrounded by its post and pipe fence. The children s reading room of the C Kr H Library looking toward the adult reading room--a familiar sight to all Calumet residents more than twenty years of age who will recall those famous story hours on Saturday afternoons. Older residents will even recall when the bath house was in the basement of this building. The main lobby of the C 81 H Library showing the circulation desk and looking through the open door into the stacks.

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REAR Wm. R. Roberts T. P. Soddy Wm. Lavers Harold Phillips William Bloy Fred H. Vincent BASEBALL TEAM 1907 CENTER J. Arthur King Peter Curto Angus McLennan Norbert Murphy James Anderson FRONT Harry P. Paull Wilfred Rowe Edward Medlyn Looking north on Mine Street from the general vicinity of the machine shop, we find that this ' t t pic ure, aken in 1888, shows the first section of the Pay Office fnot yet constructed in the 1881 picturej, the Congregational Church has been moved to its familiar location the round I house is under construction fright foregroundj, Aggasiz House has not yet been built nor has th C 81 ' ' ' e H Library or the high school, the Jefferson School still occupying the front of the high school lot. The thin white posts spaced occasionally are light poles and the stocky white object in the left b k ac ground is the familiar water storage tower which stood near the entrance to Aggasiz Park and served during the 1913 strike as a lookout on which was mounted a hu t- . ge spo light for the portection of the mining property. The Calumet Methodist Church mentioned in the 1881 ' ' ' picture and the Swedish-Norwegian Church are clearly pictured here.