This historic school is located at 13689 Prairie St.,Harbert, MI. This building was erected in 1926. It was constructed on land owned by Edmund Glavin. It served as the primary School. It also served as a house of worship. In the early 1950s, it was closed during consolidation of the school district.
Style is classic vernacular one room school house. It was wooden balloon frame structure.
The school building is now home to Judith Yacht Gallery. It specializes in contemporary and folk srt, mid century modern furniture and unique objects of interest.
Post Boy is a chef driven restaurant located in the heart of New Buffalo, Michigan blending global flavors with local history.
Post Boy celebrates both New Buffalo’s rich history and global culinary inspirations. It is named after a historic USPS mail ship, the restaurant was inspired by the adventures of Captain Whittaker whose ship, the PostBoy crashed near the current site in the 1830’s.. Today it features a chef driven menu by James Galbraith,a James Beard Award semi-finalist, offering a creative mix of Great Lakes staples and globally inspired dishes.
Post Boy outdoor dining
The restaurant building was formerly the site of the Keller/Williams Real Estate business
The site of Casey’s New Buffalo at 136 N. Whittaker traces its roots back to 1835 with construction of the Goodrich Hotel, New Buffalo’s first Inn. Over the decades, the downtown Berrien County corner evolved from a mid 19th century railway and steamship.travel hub into a local ice storage, ice cream parlor and eventually the mid 1950’s tavern known as Casey’s.
Early Settlement and Travel Hub
In 1834, Shipwreck: Captain Wessel D. Whittaker ran his schooner aground a nearby discovered harbor and claiming the land naming settlement after Buffalo, N.Y.
1835 Goodtich Hotel
The area where Casey’s, New Buffalo now stands was originally the location of the town’s very first Hotel which featured a traditional tavern and a dining room.
Evolution of thre property: Ice House. Part of the current property incorporates a historic vine covered ice house revealing an 1841 cornerstone during remodeling. It was used to store large ice blocks cut from the Galien River.
Warren Dunes State Park is a premier Lake Michigan destination featuring towering sand dunes, miles of Lake Michigan shoreline, hiking trails, and camp grounds for families and adventurers and nature enthusiast alike.
Beach photos
Beach
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Natural features
Sand Dune Tower Hill the highest dune rises 260 feet above Lake Michigan offering panoramic views of Lake Michigan and on clear days views of the Chicago skyline.
Ecosystems includes foredunes, intradunal ponds, back dunes, lowland wet lands, and wooded areas.
Redamak’ began in 1946 under George and Gladys Recalls and became a Michigan landmark after the Maroney family purchased it in 1975 expanding it into the beloved seasonal burger institution it is today.
Origins : The Redamaks Era (1947 to 1975)
Redamak began as a one room tavern founded by George and Gladys Redamak in.1946. The couple built a reputation for a warm personal service —often greating customers by name and for a bustling , first come first serve atmosphere that the regulars embraced.
Redamaks New Buffalo, MI
The early building was small, crowded and equipped with aging tools but the Redamaks focus on family atmosphere, value service, and quality made the.restaurant a destination long before I 94 existed.
Travelers along the Red Arrow Highway routinely stopped for a burger, beer and the now famous screen door entrance
Plaque at restaurant
George passed.away in the early 1970’s and Gladys continued running the restaurant until she decided to sell carefully choosing buyers who would preserve its character.
Maroney family takes over 1975–present
On July 15,1975 Jim and Angie Maroney purchased Redamakars from.Gladys. Their sons James and Charles soon.joined the operation beginning a new era of growth and modernization.
The Moroneys maintained the restaurant core values–quality, atmosphere, service and traditions while gradually expanding the building and improving operations.
Redamaks Signage
Major expansions and renovations
1978–9 Kitchen expansion. First significant renovation involved tripling the kitchen in size with new state of art equipment for 1978 standards. This work took approximately four months and faced delays due to weather and equipment deliveries
1984 Back dining room addition. To accommodate more guests , a back dining room was added under consultant Gordon Kissman. Initial furniture delays were mitigated by using wood peek picnic tables temporarily
1989–1990 Remodel Phase 3 included functional upgrades such as improved seating, kitchen flow, server stations,light and floor coverings. Despite minor weather related delays, the remodeling delays, the remodeled space opened on March 1, 1990, receiving strong positive reviews.
1995-6 installation of air conditioning and paving of the parking lot
1998 Enclosure of outdoor beer garden to create a screened in porch.
2002-3 conversion of the porch into a 3 season room with windows and heating
2004 Parking and Four Seasons Room update. The parking lot was striped, additional parking was added, and the Four Season room was redecorated to improve ambience and accommodate larger parties.
The sculpture the Seeker 3 Oaks, MI
The Seeker sculpture is a refurbished stainless steel public art piece by Foster Willie
Location
The sculpture is situated in Jean Clark Park in the village of 3 Oaks, Berrien County, MI. It’s placement is designed to highlight the summer solstice, making it both seasonal and cultural landmark for the community.
Artist and Design
The artist was Foster Willie. It is a medium large, interactive stainless steel sculpture.
Concept
The design is intended to engage visitors and connect with the natural light and seasonal changes particularly around the summer solstice.
This church building at 5712 Sawyer Street, Sawyer ,MI is an old piece of the town history. It was built in 1888. It was previously used by the Christian United Church of Christ. It has a traditional church layout that evolved over the years.
1888 Sanctuary
It was originally a simple one room white frame building. Construction costs were $950.;
1927 Structural Relocation
The building was moved 20 feet from the road and raised on newly constructed full foundation basement.
1974 Education wing
The congregation officially expanded the original 1888 church property by building the educational wing on the west side of the main structure.
Structural Additions
The project added two dedicated class rooms for Sunday School and adult faith formation. It also delivered a new kitchen and a large all purpose fellowship room to support community meals and local events
Site enhancements
To accommodate the foot print of the new wing and increase in traffic,the church simultaneously leveled and improved and paved its main parking lot.
The current status of the building is uncertain. There is no signage at the site. A real estate web site describes it a for sale. Another site lists it as sold.
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