Image showing the exterior of one of the damaged buildings at the Decature Seed Company of Decatur, Michigan. Mr. Todd was hired to photograph the collapsed roof caused by the infamous blizzard of 1978 which paralyzed southwest Michigan. In the...
Interior of one of the damaged buildings at the Decatur Seed Company of Decatur, Michigan. The roof of the Quonset hut collapsed due to the large amounts of snow from the infamous blizzard of 1978 which paralyzed southwest, Michigan. Utilizing...
Interior of one of the damaged buildings at the Decatur Seed Company of Decatur, Michigan. The roof of the Quonset hut collapsed due to the large amounts of snow from the infamous blizzard of 1978 which paralyzed southwest, Michigan. Utilizing...
Group of unidentified individuals (most likely employees) standing behind the bar of the Plantation Restaurant located on the outskirts of Three River's Michigan. Unfortunately this negative has been damaged due to Vinegar Syndrome.
Group of unidentified individuals (employees) standing behind the bar of the Plantation Restaurant located on the outskirts of Three River's Michigan. This image shows the size of the Victorian mansion in which this restaurant was located. ...
View, looking northwest, of Cade's Food Shop located at 216 South Burdick Street in downtown Kalamazoo. Next door (to the south) is Williams and Co. Jewelers and Optometrist located at 224 South Burdick while to the north is Nobil Shoes at 210...
Image of a severely damaged BSA Lightening Power motorcycle which has been involved in a collision with a Chrysler sedan at the intersection of Palm Street and Milham Avenue in Portage, Michigan. The focus of the image is on the front handlebar...
Interior of one of the damaged buildings at the Decatur Seed Company of Decatur, Michigan. The roof of the Quonset hut collapsed due to the large amounts of snow from the infamous blizzard of 1978 which paralyzed southwest, Michigan. Utilizing...
Interior of one of the damaged buildings at the Decatur Seed Company of Decatur, Michigan. The roof of the Quonset hut collapsed due to the large amounts of snow from the infamous blizzard of 1978 which paralyzed southwest, Michigan. Utilizing...
Front passenger side view of a highly damaged 1953 Buick Super four door sedan. The hood ornament shows that this automobile has the brand new V8 engine. 1953 saw Buick transition from the Straight 8 to the V8. In 1953 to tell the difference (as...
Passenger side view of a severely damaged early 1950's two-door Chevrolet. No further information is available as to why or where this image was taken.
Image of a severely damaged BSA Lightening Power motorcycle which was involved in an accident with a Chrysler sedan at the intersection of Palm Street and Milham Avenue in Portage, Michigan. The bike has been moved to the Kuiper Pure Oil Station...
Image of a severely damaged BSA Lighting Power motorcycle which was involved in a collision with a Chrysler sedan at the intersection of Palm Street and Milham Avenue in Portage, Michigan. The focus is on the gas tank and handle bars. The bike...
Image showing the front of a severely damaged BSA Lightening Power motorcycle imported from England. It was involved in a collision with an automobile at the intersection of Palm Street and Milham Avenue in Portage, Michigan. The bike resides in...
View, looking northeast, showing the devastation caused by a fire, to Bian and Sons Auto Parts and Service - Certified Desoto and Plymouth Repair Facilities and distributor of D-X Gasoline. This business, which consists of two separate buildings...
View, looking northeast, showing the west side of Bian and Sons Auto Parts and Service - Certified Desoto and Plymouth Repair and distributor of D-X Gasoline. This business was located on the north side of West Monroe Street in downtown Bangor,...
View, looking due north, showing close-up the damage caused by a fire which swept through Bian and Sons Auto Parts and Service located on northeast corner of West Monroe Street and Alexander Avenue in Bangor, Michigan. The camera is looking in...
