Back to the present
(Terri Castelaz//Daily News photo) The Daily News is bringing back photos of “yesteryears.” Each week, an historical photograph from area museums will be posted on The Daily News’ Facebook page. Readers will be asked to identify the location, as well as share a memorable experience of the location. “Back to the present” will then be published in the Wednesday edition, including a current photo. Readers can comment on The Daily News’ Facebook page, or email tcastelaz@ironmountaindailynews.com with subject “Back to the present.”
(Terri Castelaz//Daily News photo) The Daily News is bringing back photos of “yesteryears.” Each week, an historical photograph from area museums will be posted on The Daily News’ Facebook page. Readers will be asked to identify the location, as well as share a memorable experience of the location. “Back to the present” will then be published in the Wednesday edition, including a current photo. Readers can comment on The Daily News’ Facebook page, or email tcastelaz@ironmountaindailynews.com with subject “Back to the present.”
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This week's Back to Present photo, provided by the Menominee Range Historical Museum, is a view of the east end of the south side of the 200 Block of East A Street in Iron Mountain.
Taken between 1915-1920 by Albert Quade, the historic photograph shows the office of William O. Oliver, a veterinary surgeon, at 225 East A St. at the intersection with Iron Mountain Street; the Felch Hotel at 219-221 East A St., and the Raymond Hotel at 217 East A St., and Zenion P. Rouselle's harness and saddlery shop at 215 East A St.
In 1980, the Felch Hotel was WJNR-FM, J & R Electronics and Kay's Corner House.
Since 1998, 221 East A St. has been the home to the Moose Jackson Cafe, shown in the second photo. Next door is Glow Sculpting Spa.