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My research I volunteered to work at the Museum

Ron from Michigan

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Would like to share these photos of the Oxford Museum.I have some very good leads including a old baseball field location where Ty Cobb played,and where the old beach use to be in a near by park.One of the photos Jerry standing by the bank vault he use to work there when he was younger he's 85 years young.Thanks Ron
 
There is no better information than to chat with older people who have lived in the are all their lives. You get a weath of information and interesting stories.

Dew
 
Wow I love museums Ron. I would have to look through all the stuff there. Ty Cobb was from your area? One of the best to ever play the game.

Thanks for the pics!
 
Neil,I was going through a box like a cold case file.In this box the gentleman's life, service discharge records,family photos and other important events.There was an old cap and ball pistol in the box also.At the bottom of the box looked like someone spilled black pepper,which was gunpowder.We got rid of the gun powder.Anyway asked Daryl? which cemetery was Old George buried in, he said cemetery hill,one of the photos shown in post, which I pass daily.In the basement is another bank vault which has the old city and township records which they let the pubic look through at their request. Thanks Ron
 
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