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Welcome to the Lake George Area History and Genealogy WEBSITE. This is a project in progress.  You will note the topics currently under research at the left.  Your input is needed and welcomed as we build together. 

Lake George  has had a Community Church for a very long time.  My first recollection , about 1941, was at a time when the services were held in the Community Building. 

The Borst Family, who had donated the Land for the School on the Hill, later donated that building to the Community Church.  The Borst Family was among the first settlers.  They were involved in the later part of the lumbering era and into the beginning of the resort era.  Oh yes, some of the family are still here.

There are some other local sites that may be of help to you, just click on the name:

Lincoln Township Offices in Lake George.    This building was built in the early 1930's as part of the THEN work projects: A previous stimulus package! Will have more on the history of this building and the park.


Lake George Boosters Club

Community Information Site


Farwell Museum




Surrey Township Library in Farwell




A view of Lake George in about 1915. This building was located on the south  side of the tracks and some 150 feet east.   This was the depot at that time.  Notice the 'train'.  The Kress Family lived there at the time.  They were among the early settlers in this area.  More on that family later. The Howard Family lived in this Railroad House in later years after the then new Depot was built.


Thank you for visiting our new Internet site.

At present, our web site is still under construction .  We can provide you with information regarding  progress.  The Website where you orignally found us has been discontinued.

 The emphasis here will be on the history and genealogy of the Lake George, Michigan, Area. The topics to be undertaken include the people, the resorters, the railroad, the lumbering, and more. As the site is developed you'll be able to just click on the topic or topics of your interest.  Check this site later, please.

In the meantime you can reach us at  shinglelake@gmail.com . We are looking forward to hearing from you. You are part of the history and you have information that will really help us in the development of the History and Genealogy of the Lake George Area

A view of  main street looking north and east.  The Railroad House above was directly behind this store.




 
   
 
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