As time changes, so does our town
As time changes, so does our town. While the building will remain, Tucker Pool is now a memory that Flushing residents will cherish for a long time.
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Here is a collection of pictures showing downtown Flushing
Here is a collection of pictures showing downtown Flushing a few years back. Do you recognize any of the businesses?
Look what we received today!
Look what we received today! This is one of the concrete Michigan State seals that once adorned the front of one of our local banks. Sadly the bank was demolished…
Space Shuttle Challenger was destroyed
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Do you remember getting your first library card?
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Do you have a relative that graduated from Flushing High School in 1938?
Do you have a relative that graduated from Flushing High School in 1938? Check out this graduating class. Flushing Area Chamber of Commerce #flushingmi #thedepot #hometownusa
Some photos from tonight’s presentation on the historical significance of Flushing Cemetery
Some photos from tonight’s presentation on the historical significance of Flushing Cemetery and notable burials.
