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First Presbyterian Church is one of two landmark downtown churches in the small city of Tecumseh. This is the eighth oldest Presbyterian congregation in Michigan, having been founded in 1825 and the present church building was dedicated in 1869. I took this photo on January 5, 2013 during a visit to town on a beautiful winter day. View my collections on flickr here: Collections Press "L" for a larger image on black.
The British Tea Garden and Rooftop Cafe in Tecumseh, Michigan is a delightful cozy cafe featuring healthy lunches, tasty desserts, and an amazing assortment of teas. Read on for more!
Originally a French interpretation of an indigenous tribe’s word meaning “large water,” the name Michigan fits this state perfectly. The only state to be comprised of two peninsulas, it is ... Read more
I shot this in the late afternoon today, as I drove home from the nearby town of Tecumseh. The farm is located on Allen Road, which was no doubt named for this family, who likely established this as one of the first farms in the area. View On Black
Look! A train! Kids love trains. It’s no secret that mine do — whether it’s a Day out with Thomas the Tank Engine, catching a train ride at an amusement park, or admiring a painted sign (above), they’ve never met a train they didn’t want to ride. So when I saw that the Southern Michigan Railroad Society was having a...
The State of Michigan Welcome to Tecumseh, Michigan, 2008. Tecumseh Area Churches Welcome You Innovative ⬞ Timeless ⬞ Inviting
Raisin Valley Golf Course Review Tecumseh, Michigan Grade: C Teacher’s Comments: A fun, friendly, family-run course.
View my collections on flickr here: Collections Photographed during a late afternoon walk in Tecumseh, Michigan on February 12, 2013. Frederic B. Wood had this house built next door to his parents in 1899, though he only lived here for a short time. The architecture has elements of the earlier Queen Anne style as well as the later Colonial Revival style. Leon and Mary Rosacrans were subsequent owners of the home.
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