Highlights of the history of the local area, pioneer families, Cemetery stones, historical happenings from 1849 to present. If you have suggestions, or something you would like to see posted on the blog please contact me [Holly] at email address: ravhist@live.com, feedback welcome.
Margaret, as I understand it the theater pavilion was damaged by lake erosion around 1914 and it was demolished after WWI. The dance pavilion was damaged by winter storms and it was torn down around 1930, I believe.
If you are familiar with Muskegon it was located on the now city beach of Pere Marquette on Beach Street {I go there often} You can find much more information, and more postcards of the era on this website: http://www.actorscolony.com/LMP.htm
Do you know if or when this Pavilion burnt down and where it was located on the beach, thanks. Have a nice week, this is a great photo.
ReplyDeleteMargaret, as I understand it the theater pavilion was damaged by lake erosion around 1914 and it was demolished after WWI.
ReplyDeleteThe dance pavilion was damaged by winter storms and it was torn down around 1930, I believe.
If you are familiar with Muskegon it was located on the now city beach of Pere Marquette on Beach Street {I go there often}
You can find much more information, and more postcards of the era on this website:
http://www.actorscolony.com/LMP.htm