June 6, 2026

Street Scene Linwood Michigan

A Sepia Street View Of Two Connected Storefront Buildings With Large Display Windows, Fabric Awnings, And “Street Scene Linwood Mich.” Handwritten At The Bottom.

This faded street photo shows a small downtown block in Linwood, Michigan — with a brick storefront, big display windows and canvas awnings shading the sidewalk. The handwritten caption at the bottom reads “Street Scene, Linwood, Mich.” and the lower-left corner is marked “Hasson Photo.”

Zooming in, the awning lettering appears to advertise S. J. Fronczak and “general merchandise,” with another sign that looks like it mentions a state bank (not fully legible). Linwood began as “Terry’s Station,” a depot stop that later took the name Linwood — tied to its location on a township line and the area’s heavy woods.

Do you recognize this building, the corner, or any of the businesses that once lined Linwood’s main drag?

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Michaela Nolte

Michaela is a history buff and loves to export historical markers and old buildings and seeks stories about Michigan and Great Lakes history. When she is not writing, you can find her with a good book sipping wine on the beach.

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