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A stone monument stands along a Sebewaing street in this 1943 snapshot, with local businesses — including a sign for Pitcher’s Boat Livery — in the background.
On the back, the writer “Donna” jokes to “Alice & Gang” about having a “wild time” up north: sleeping a lot, dealing with thick fish flies, and having the lights turned off at 10:30 p.m. (She even cracks that the sidewalks got “pulled in” too.)
Do you recognize where this monument sat in town — or remember summer fish flies around Sebewaing?
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