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1. Verneulen House, 521 Parker St., Kalamazoo, Michigan

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Jannetje Maarsman and Hendrick Vermeulen family in front of their house at 521 Parker Street (now Pioneer Street) in Kalamazoo, Michigan. Hendrick Vermeulen is in the wagon. Minnie Vermeulen, Jacob Vermeulen, Henry Vermeulen, and Jeannette Vermeulen stand on or beside the porch. Two outbuildings or barn type structures in the background. Currently, the house no longer stands.
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2. Henry Stevens seated in horse-drawn buggy on Academy Street, Kalamazoo, Michigan

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Photograph looking east from Academy Street to Rose Street showing Henry Stevens seated in a horse-drawn runabout buggy, and two building fronts in the background on Rose Street. The building pictured to the left of the buggy features a sign "Gas Company" and was originally constructed as a house for Frederick Curtenius. The second building was a house originally built for Luther Trask. Also pictured in the background are street lights and bicycles. Photograph was taken by W. V. Hubbard of Kalamazoo, Michigan.
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