How Owosso Moved Houses: From Horse Power to Truck
Era: 1900s-1979 Location: Various locations Around 1979, C.L. Davis and Son House Movers moved a ...
KEEP READINGThe Union Telephone Office Building
Era: Early 1900s Location: Southeast corner of Water and Exchange Streets The Union Telephone office ...
KEEP READINGEast Main Street in the 1940s
Era: 1940s Location: East Main Street In the 1940s, bricked East Main Street was home ...
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The Hearse That Carried Rosa Parks And the Threads That Bind Owosso to the Long Arc of American Justice
How an Irish immigrant’s craftsmanship, Union Army contracts, Owosso’s Underground Railroad, and the Gould family’s ...
KEEP READINGThe Streetcars and Interurban: Owosso Electric Transit Era
Era: 1893-late 1920s Location: Main and Washington Streets, Morrice Road In 1893, dozens of workers ...
KEEP READINGCentral Fire Station and Water Department
Era: c. 1950 Location: 200 and 202 South Water Street Around 1950, Owosso Central Fire ...
KEEP READINGThe Sugar Bowl and Capitan Restaurant: 86 Years of Sweet History
Era: 1903-1989 Location: 205 N Washington St, Owosso, MI In the early 1900s, brothers Harry ...
KEEP READINGCurwood Castle Construction and Restoration
Era: 1923 and 1990s Location: Curwood Castle Park In 1923, Curwood Castle was under construction—the ...
KEEP READINGHolman Pool: Where Owosso Learned to Swim
Era: 1957-2009 Location: Walnut Street (now a skatepark) Holman Pool on Walnut Street opened in ...
KEEP READINGThe Shiawassee Arts Center: 52 Years of Enriching Community Life
Era: 1972-Present Location: Curwood Castle Drive The Shiawassee Arts Center was co-founded by Dolly Woodard ...
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