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CACF grant helping to restore windows at Wexford museum

New windows at the museum

Special care must be taken in preserving and maintaining the building. Located at 127 Beech St., Cadillac, construction on the neoclassical / classical revival building was completed in 1906. Originally a library, the museum was briefly home to the city’s police department before opening as a museum in 1978. It has received local, state and national recognition as a historic site. The local designation as a historic site means that the city’s Historic District Commission has to sign off on exterior changes; the commission did just that in April when the Historical Society approached the commission about plans to restore the windows in the museum and add storm windows.

Rover checks out location of cabin, Cass Street house status

Q: Where was William Mitchell s cabin on Lake Mitchell? A: Rover reached out to Wexford County Historical Society Board of Directors member and past president Amy Schmid to see if she could help find out about the cabin. She, however, was unable to get the answer in time for this week s Ask Rover, but shortly Rover will share what he finds out.   Q: There is a house on the corner of South Simons and Cass streets that has no windows. Is this house slated to be torn down? A: In a recent article by Chris Lamphere, it stated the house, located at 223 Cass St., was purchased by Peterson Funeral Home in 2011.

Peterson Funeral Home razes dilapidated Cass Street home, plans to make into parking lot

CADILLAC — Demolition work recently began on an old home within Cadillac’s historic district. The structure, located at 223 Cass St., was purchased by Peterson Funeral Home in 2011. According to Realtor.com, the three-story, four-bedroom home was built in 1891. Funeral Director Megan Meyering-Brinks said the structure had a plethora of issues, including a number of critical structural deficiencies that would have been very costly to repair or upgrade. Meyering-Brinks said they decided to raze the structure and pave the area to serve as an additional parking space for people who come to Peterson Funeral Home, particularly during funeral visitations and services.

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