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Singapore, Michigan
Singapore was a lumbering town near the mouth of the Kalamazoo River in Michigan. It was founded in 1836 and once bustled with two active mill, a harbor full of boats, a store, and a bank which printed its own currency. When the lumber boon ended, gradually, Singapore was carted away. What little was left has been covered by the blowing sand.
Letter from Oshea Wilder to Lucius Lyon (1837)
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Life of Last Saugatuck Lighthouse Keeper called "Typical American Saga"
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Log Marking Hammer
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Lorenz published works and personal writing Box L8
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Map 1830s, framed
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Maps
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Mary Morrison portrait
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Michigan's Pompeii
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Milwaukie Disaster Wreath Laying Ceremony
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Notes on Saugatuck 1880
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O.R. Johnson Mill 1869
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One More Chapter About Singapore by Laura Hutchins
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Our Marriage Seal
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Photos of Singapore Buildings
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Quick Reference Cards
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Saugatuck Art Colony
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Shriver's Bend, Singapore and old channel walls
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Singapore
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Singapore Article in the 2000 Michigan Historical Review
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Singapore Articles 1930-present
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Singapore Bank Currency
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Singapore Bank Notes
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Singapore Bank Statement 1839
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