PopKulture's photos with the keyword: Michigan

Big Boy Restaurant, I-75 Business Spur on Top of the Hill, Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan. “Large roomy Restaurant. Will accommodate 160 people. Air conditioned. 14 complete dinners ranging from $1.20 to $2.45. All types of sandwiches and short orders.”

Vintage linen postcard for the Indian Village trading post in St. Ignace, Michigan. "Located on the spot where the famous missionary, Father Marquette, first landed to establish his St. Ignace Mission among the Chippewas and Ottawas in 1671, the Indian Village offers for sale thousands of articles made by the skilled hands of descendants of these same tribes." Circa 1952.

Art Magazine was published by Lockwood Studios, an art school located in Kalamazoo, Michigan. Billed as “a magazine of art and inspiration,” it was first published in 1907. A typical issue features lessons ranging from perspective drawing to figure drawing to cartooning for beginners. August 1923 issue.

Art and Life Magazine was published by Lockwood Studios, an art school located in Kalamazoo, Michigan. Most issues feature art and illustration by correspondence students and aspiring artists, as well as anatomical studies and other features. The covers occasionally featured actors and actresses of the day – some whose names endure, and others lost in time. Featured on this June 1926 cover is Helene Denizon, who appeared in a few films such as 1933's The Mild West.

Art and Life Magazine was published by Lockwood Studios, an art school located in Kalamazoo, Michigan. Most issues feature art and illustration by correspondence students and aspiring artists, as well as anatomical studies and other features. The covers occasionally featured actors and actresses of the day – some whose names endure, and others lost in time. June 1927 issue.

Featured on this September 1924 cover was Gloria Foy , a Vaudevillian of considerable talent. In November of that same year, Foy landed the starring role in the musical comedy Betty Lee. Art and Life Magazine was published by Lockwood Studios, an art school located in Kalamazoo, Michigan. Most issues feature art and illustration by correspondence students and aspiring artists, as well as anatomical studies and other features. The covers occasionally featured actors and actresses of the day – some whose names endure, and others lost in time.

Vintage linen advertising postcard for the Vernier China Company, located on U.S. 20 near Michigan City, Indiana - featuring Haviland and Syracuse fine China. Circa 1948.

Vintage postcard folder from Soo, Michigan - the famous Lock City - dated 1948.

I guess they could only reach the "E," "U," and "G?" It looks a little like the "GUE" Theatre as it now stands. Here's hopin' they get the rest painted soon! ;-) The Vogue Theatre, Manistee, Michigan.

The Grand Theatre in - where else - Grand Haven, Michigan.

$758 for this 7-room Aladdin home? Where do I sign up?! Back cover - Red Cross Magazine - April 1918 issue.