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- Mr. Schrader and Mr. Glick painted this opera curtain for the Saline Opera House in 1925. Arthur Schrader was a well-known auctioneer here. He played the violin and was a caller for square dancers. He was killed in 1925 by a drunk driver afer fixing a friend's flat tire out N. Ann Arbor Street by the water tower.; The Opera House was on the second floor of the Wallace Block, first block east of Four Corners on east side. The curtain was sold for advertising space.
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- St. Paul's Church and house next door.
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- Second Union High School in 1931, with the "doughboy" monument in front (soldier in WW I). The monument was later moved to Oakwood Cemetery.
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- The photo is the Hertler Farm at 7500 E. Michigan, 1 1/2 miles east of Saline, Michigan, in Pittsfield Township. Photo was taken from the west field with corn shocks in the foreground. The hip-roof barn, tool shed and garage were rebuilt after a fire during World War II. The landmark wood-enclosed windmill and woodshed behind it escaped burning. The house, featuring Greek architecture, facing the road was built before Gottlob Hertler bought the farm in February 1880.; Gottlob Hertler bought the farm from Edgar L. Bickford for $7,110. Six years later he bought 30 acres fronting the road from Harlan Tallman for $1900 to have a 175-acre farm. His sons, Alfred, Karl and John worked the farm after he retired until their deaths. Grandchildren still have the farm. Gottlob Hertler was born in Obersielmingen, Germany in 1851. At the age of 17, he came to America to be with his brother George, who lived on a farm on Willis Road near Saline. For several years he practiced the cooper
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- This country school was located at the end of Brassow Road in Lodi Township. It was preceded by a log school built in the 1830s. This school stopped operations in the late 1950s.
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- Built in 1868.
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- Near Parsons Mill or Saline Mills.
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- Uptown and Four Corners flagpole on Michigan Avenue in 1920s. Old Maud tracks are visible in the foreground.
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