Printed p. 472 of Michigan Historical Collections volume 38 (1912), Internet Archive item michiganhistoric38mich, BookReader leaf 515. Retrieved to assess the volume’s retrospective account of Manitou County.
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A single cream-colored printed page is shown, with a running title at the top, a page number, several paragraphs of dense text, and two numbered footnotes at the bottom. The page is photographed or scanned at a slight angle, with the book’s inner margin visible along the left edge.
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Michigan Pioneer and Historical Society; Internet Archive scan.
2,710 × 4,232 px · JPEG · 1.2 MB
Subjects and keywords
Text in the image
Transcribed from the object itself.
MICHIGAN PIONEER AND HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS 472
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The catalogue record identifies this as printed page 472 from volume 38 of Michigan Historical Collections, published in 1912, and held as an Internet Archive scan. The record says it was collected as evidence for a retrospective account of Manitou County. A conflicting human-written caption identifies the image as page 514 and Internet Archive leaf 561.
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- Collection
- Page images cited as evidence
- Named on the record
- Michigan Pioneer and Historical Society; Internet Archive scan.
- Date
- 1912
- Original
- https://archive.org/download/michiganhistoric38mich/page/n515_w1500.jpg
- Copy taken
- 2026-08-02
- Title from
- an article in this archive
The file
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| Master | JPEG | 2,710 × 4,232 px | 1.2 MB | 1f9391b6b0bd… |
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- Written aboutMichigan Historical Collections, volume 38, 1912
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Michigan Pioneer and Historical Society; Internet Archive scan.. “Michigan Historical Collections, volume 38, 1912”. 1912. Internet Archive (per item; see each sidecar). Beaver Island Archive, https://beaverislandarchive.org/media/extract/michigan-historical-collections-vol38-p472-leaf515/. copy retrieved 2026-08-02.
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