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Wednesday, July 25, 2012

Name Change

We've changed our name to Gunnisonville HISTORIC Community Preservation.

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Saturday, March 21,
9 am to 10:30 am
Gunnisonville Meadows (formerly Gunnisonville Elementary School), room 109. Courtesy of Brandino Properties.

About Us

We are a group of current and former residents of what was once Gunnisonville, Michigan. Our mission is to preserve the history of that community in pictures and stories.

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Did You Know . . .

"I believe my grandfather, Elihu Gunnison (1803-1877), was the first settler in what is now called Gunnisonville. . . Sometime in 1835, grandfather walked to Kalamazoo where the land office was then situated, and took up two eighties of land on Section 14, DeWitt township, from the government. In the fall of 1836, he came here and built a shack on the place and in Jan. 1836 he and Grandmother and Uncle Alfred Gunnison, then six months old, came here to live."

Alta Gunnison Pierce
July 9, 1939

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This blog is a place to share some of Gunnisonville's stories and photos. If you have questions or comments, you are welcome to post them on this blog. If you'd like to be notified when there's a new post, follow us by signing up. You can like Gunnisonville Historical Community Preservation on Facebook, too. You're also invited to join us at our monthly meetings. The dates are posted above.

Links of Interest to the Community

Gunnisonville United Methodist Church
Michigan Barn Preservation Network
DeWitt Township
Clinton County Historical Society
Michigan Historical Preservation Network

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