.. a fascinating historic photo of the rolling mill in Constantine, MI. I would guess circa 1860-70's.

.. the original high school in Constantine, MI. It burnt twice. Photo is distorted because I snapped it (inside a frame) posted on the wall of the meeting room of the village offices.

Fawn River Dam, circa 1910, in Constantine, MI

Historic buildings, Constantine, MI

a residence in lovely Constantine, MI at the turn of the century....

Station master? Depot, Constantine, MI (Nice black cat.) :)

Train arriving at station at Constantine, MI circa 1880.

The first Methodist Episcopal Church built in Constantine, MI.. this was later replaced by an elegant Gothic church in 1888. This building later became the Kittel Monument Co. This is located on the same block as the Gothic church, on the corner of White Pigeon St. and Second St.

Depot, Constantine, MI

vintage clothing, John S. Barry Museum

"Old Homestead" a nickname for the old Wells Hotel in historic Constantine, MI. It was located downtown. Famous visitors included Ulysses S. Grant and Susan B. Anthony.

Neat photo of Armstrong's in Constantine, MI. George Armstrong is on the far left. His father Ross Armstrong started the business, sold drugs, various other sundries, and had this elaborate bar, which was bought by the owners of the Harvey Hotel/Resto.

I love this photo, taken of an "entrepreneur" on West Water Street, in Constantine, MI.

"a little mishap?" lol no info. Constantine, MI

Lovely local ladies, members of the Arthur E. Stears American Legion Post hold memorial wreaths to decorate the cemetery on Memorial Day (Constantine, MI)

St. Joseph River dam in Constantine, MI, around the turn of the century..

unidentified home in Constantine, MI circa 1900