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Mountain, Wisconsin 54149

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"In 1912 the freemasonry came beige," went my interpretation of what I was seeing. "They took their freemasonry beige."

It was built in the mid-1920s and it used to be a gas station, but nowadays it's just a small generic commercial building surrounded by car parking.

Expanse of white siding at small building.

For this one I stood across the street diagonally from the Menominee Opera House and fluttered my eyelashes at it.

WE PROJECTED OUR MEMORIES OF THE YEAR 1902 onto the back wall of a smalltown opera house erected that year.

From 1895 came a four-story tower for a downtown streetcorner on the Upper Peninsula of Michigan.

It was built circa the 1860s-1870s, and I imagine it has been considered for demolition at various times.

"CENTERED AMONG A TOWNSCAPE WAS AN ORNAMENTAL TREE," I hollered as I took pictures.

Smalltown urban landscape of Menominee, Michigan: "Yep, looks like Menominee!"

In celebration of brown metal siding.

"It looks ridiculous!": A neoclassical-style bank building from 1910 was pictured 114 years on.

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