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@peterhoneyman@a2mi.social
2025-10-09 15:39:06

we drove to negaunee ("iron city") and shopped a little. (i bought a 1963 henry mancini record and a 1930 pamphlet, "how to throw a party.")
negaunee has some cool old buildings.

The photo shows the Vista Theater in Negaunee, Michigan. The theater, constructed in 1925, is a three-story building made of yellow-buff brick. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2005. The building was condemned in 2020 after a roof collapse, but restoration efforts have been underway since then.
The photo shows the facade of a brick building that houses a business named Tino's Bar & Pizza. The building has a prominent arched window on the second floor and a green, decorative cornice at the top. The ground floor features two large windows displaying the business name and a central entrance. The text on the windows indicates that the business is "Family owned and operated since 1982". The image was taken on a clear, sunny day.
The photo shows a historic, three-story red brick building with a prominent turret, located at 101 S Pioneer Avenue in Negaunee, MI. The building features arched windows and a dark-colored roof. The property was originally built as a home and later converted to office space.
The photo shows the Negaunee City Hall, a historic two-story building in Negaunee, Michigan, with a prominent clock tower. Architecture: The building, erected in 1915, is constructed with alternating courses of white pressed brick and grayish-white limestone, featuring terra-cotta detailing. Clock Tower: A ninety-four-foot-high clock tower rises above the main entrance. Location: The building is located in Negaunee, Michigan. The words "CITY HALL" are visible above the main entrance.