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An interior view of the City Clerks office in the old City Hall building. City Clerk, Jacob Van Wingen, can be seen standing to the far right of the front counter.

This photograph shows the Grand Rapids Community Archives and Research Center at 223 Washington SE located behind the old Grand Rapids Public Museum.

The proceedings of the Board of Trustees for the Village of Grand Rapids. The bound volume includes the legislative act to incorporate the Village of Grand Rapids, and the first by-laws of the Board of Trustees.

Monroe Center looking Northwest from Division Automobiles, streetcars, and people are visible. 'Welcome' signs are hanging downtown.

This image shows the area formerly known as Grab Corners in the downtown Grand Rapids near the intersection of Pearl and Canal (Monroe). This area is now known as Campau Square. The view is to the northwest and we see Sweet's Hotel, First National…

This is a view of Monroe Avenue looking northwest from Division Avenue. Peck's Drugstore and the Lunn House are on the right. Streetcars and people on bicycles are visible.

This is a northeast view on Canal Street (Monroe Avenue) at Crescent Street. Wurzburg Department Store is on the right and you can see streetcars and horse-drawn vehicles.

This is a view of Canal Street (Monroe Avenue) looking north from Campau Square. There are streetcars, horse-drawn vehicles, and pedestrians downtown.

This is a view of Monroe Avenue from the Pearl Street intersection. Automobiles, streetcars, and people can be seen on the street. The Pantlind is on the left.

This is a view from Campau Square looking east of Monroe (Monroe Center) from the Pearl Street/Monroe Avenue vicinity. Streetcars, automobiles, and people are visible on a very busy street.