Old Astor House Becomes Mackinac Community Center
The historic Astor House at Mackinac Island, once headquarters of the American Fur Company and a pivotal fur trade post, is being rehabilitated as a community center. Girl Scouts and local women spearhead the drive, preserving timbers, hand-hewn stair rails, and artifacts as the building returns to civic use.
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Elmo Scott Watson
Oben
Tel Fur
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Ness Empire
Padi
Astor House
North America
Enmuerelat
Nort
France
Enghind
Trudson’s Bay Company
Charles Thaway Wack
TTA
Montreal
United Stans
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Mackinac
AL F.C
Montreu
Waldorf
Meidelbert
Rhine
United States
New York
Astor
Iruquois
Indias
Tie
Axtor
London
China
Kent
Great Britain
America
Canada
Binsely
Mackinaw
Aimerigan
Mirelinsw
Meekinaw Company
American Fur Gompany Tate
The
Southwest Company
Elatin
St. Louis
Oregon Country
Columbia
Wis
Washington
Irving
Astoria
Isth
Aslar
Southwest Pur Company
Mackinie
Allericas
Congress
Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Northwest
Ladien’s Bay Companies
Fur Company
Iuli
Ramsey Crooks
Crooks
Old Northwest Pur Company
Lssten
American Fur Company
Mackinac Island
A. F
Tates
Rose Webb
Cley
Mackinnc
Cront
Wms
Hietung Nyo
Hamsey Crooks
John Rcoh Astor
A. TC
Unger
Wong
Shipmie
Thare
Beaver
Ientast
Polo coats and Irish crochet lace take the stage
Polo coats in camel beige with fine wool fabrics return to fashion. The piece highlights the era's chic, practical coats for travel and city wear, praising comfort, class, and style. It notes Irish lace trims reviving in children’s apparel, including frocks, skirts, and boleros with crepe and striped silks, plus season’s colors and tailoring details. Julia Bottomey.
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Stollywoend
Guy Raman
Nate
Julia Bottomey
Yules
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Cole
John Jacob Assor Hose
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America Forco
Thata
Soe
Kh Facat
Patiste
Dimity
Wiese