642 Lake Shore Dr.
Section 16 History 1835-1922
NOTE - this needs more research for the early years - before 1967 as address building
numbers seemed to have varied in this area and this area seems to be a bit murkey as yet
The history exact location of
632 Lakeshore Drivr
634 Lakehore
638 Lake Shore - Railway Express Offfice
642 Lakeshore Drive
644 Lakeshore
are they one in the same buildings or seperate buildings? And just a change of address numbers
A
comparison of the area over the years
Aerial View with lot lines |
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1931 Dec 23 - Plan to Erect Filling Station Near Depot
William Baldwin announces that he has leased the site of the former
Hayes building which
was burned a few weeks ago, and will erect a filling station.
He plans to start work soon after January, when he retires from the state conservaion
department.
His son, Kenneth will assist him in operating the station.
The land, which is opposite the depot, is owned by T. E. Slattery
Note Remember when columns over years inserted "Lakeview Restruarant" into some of
the quips
1932 - January 27 - To Open Service Station
William Baldwin and son Kenneth will open the new service station near the depot on
Saturday, January 30.
The new enterprise is located on the site of the former
Lake View restaurant which was destroyed by fire recently
The station will be known as the B & B Service station
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1933 - Jan 14 The K & K Oil Company has purchased the B & B Service Station on Lake Shore
Drive of William Baldwin. The Station will be operated by J. A. Smith, who comes from Plymouth. He plans to
remodel the station, putting in a concrete drive, new pumps, and other improvements that will enable him
to render better service to his customers
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000 Lakeshore Dr. - One source says this building was built in 1920 - by the quips above and the
Sanborn fire maps of 1924 & 1937 we know this is a falsifed statement - the building on the 1937 map
is no where near this size and sits further back.
Note there is a small building on the Lot were the
Hayes
building once stood. It is marked "vac" and tile.
In 1924 no street/postal numbers were assigned on the Sanborn Map but on the 1937
map the street/postal numbers appeared. Many still did not use the street/postal numbers in
their advertising etc. untill the late 1950's they hung on to the reference in relation of location
from the depot. |
1937 - Vacant lot
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Marshall/Seese Building
Built in after June 1946 by the following article.
1946 - Jun 12 - Marshall Buys Former Slattery Property
James Marshall has purchased the property owned by the Slattery estate oppostie the town park
on Lake Shore Drive.
The lots extend from the Coffee Shop to the Shively Apartments and from Lake Shore Drive
to Pearl Street.
No Change in present tenants is contemplated.
As soon as possible a building is to be erected next to the Shively Shop to
house the General Sheet Metal Works operated by "Red" Seese.
A Parking lot will be built in the vacant area which once housed a restaurant and dance hall.
They were destroyed by fire s
everal years ago.
NOTE: 1904, Jun 8 - The Colonade lot, now owned by T. E. Slattery, is occupied by a promiscuous
lot of tents such as lunch. lemonade and peanut, also a barber shop.
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1946 - 1947 - c. 1958 - General Sheet Metal Works operated by "Red" Seese.
??1946, Jun -?? - As soon as possible a building is to be erected next to the
Shively Shop to house the General Sheet Metal Works operated by "Red" Seese.
1948 - Aug 4 In New location - The General Sheet Metal Works has moved into the
building back of the Culver Tailors and Cleaning Shop...
Whether this occured or not is not known his ads of 1946 & 1947 carries no location only a
Phone# one can not tell by the 1938 news item where he was previously located. Also I did a
check check up into Aug. of 1946 and the building promised to be "built soon" had not
been started.
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An announcement for 'Grand Opening" at new location gives the address as
632 Lakeshore Drive. |
1960 Nov -1986 - Poppe's Appliance
Store - - Al & Ellen Poppe
1957 - 1960 Nov - Poppe's Appliance Store was originally next door at
644 Lakeshore Dr. which they had purchased the business from Clyde Shively
?-1968, Jun 31 - The DLP Gas Business - A N Poppe - see
Poppe's Appliance Store
It was annouced in the Jan 4th Culver Citizen that Poppe's was in the
process of getting a new store front look |
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Shively's Appliance Store
1986-1989/90 - Shively's Appliance Store - Dan Shively
In the 1986 Marshall county history Genevieve wrote: We sold the business to Al Poppe in 1957,
and he has just retired and sold it to Dan Shively of Plymouth.
Ellen Poppe wrote in Recollections in Writing "After 30 years in business, we sold our store to
the Culver Insurance Agency, still in business, and our appliance business to Benntets, who still
runs it - this was c. 2004-6
Bennett's Plumbing & Heating
bought out the Whirpool dealership
198_-198_ - Max Surf Shop - Mark & Marge Hunter
1989 - empty
The Sage's purchased the building and began renovating the building so they could move their
office from S. Main St. to here.
Sages Insurance
1990-13 May 2002 - Sages Insurance -
John &
June Sage
Sages Insurance was founded in 1984 at 114 S. Main aka
110 S. Main St.
Listed as being at 439 Lakeview Street on one web page - which is the residence location. They
started out there and .moved to 114 S. Main St. and then moved to this location before selling
the building. He also in the 1970's and before was an agent for Prudential Life Insurance company
Culver Coffee House
2005, Apr 11 - Sanim Properties LLC / Culver Coffee Company Inc./Culver Coffee House
Dawn Minas
This became a part of 634
Lakeshore Dr. building; It was sold to Minas c 2006.
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