The house at the corner of Third Avenue and Stone Street as it looks today, along with its hand-drawn image in an old Flint map. Flintstoner80 provided the photos and he has plenty more on his Flickr page.
Thursday, December 11, 2008
Maps and Legends
The house at the corner of Third Avenue and Stone Street as it looks today, along with its hand-drawn image in an old Flint map. Flintstoner80 provided the photos and he has plenty more on his Flickr page.
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Very Cool!
ReplyDeletedo we know what year the map was drawn?
ReplyDeleteYeah, I want to see more of the map... especially Detroit street and Saginaw St.
ReplyDeleteThe map is Flint 1890, It is from The Flint Journal Centennial Picture History of Flint book . I will scan some more and post it on my flickr account and Flint Expats can post it here if they like
ReplyDeleteWho are you Flintstoner 80? Great pictures - but how did you get the picture of King Arthur and his truck? Is it a mirage or is that in SF? I learned to drive in that truck. The picture of King Art's brings back plenty of memories. I forgot about the brown and orange paint job.
ReplyDeleteLori B.
OK, now I know who you are (flintstoner80 or at least the family) after looking further at the pictures.
ReplyDeleteIf you are from the "A" family, contact Gordie to get my e-mail and let me know how you are all doing.
Lori B.
Ok Lori...will do...and thanks again for posting my pics Gordie
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