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Source: Marshall Book

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Source: Marshall Book

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Source: Marshall Book

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Source: Marshall Book

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Source: Marshall Book

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1855- Sidney Ketchum Mansion turned into a school for girls

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1855- Sidney Ketchum Mansion turned into a school for girls

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The most common form of transportation used to get around Marshall in the early days.

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Source: Marshall ebook

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A form of transportation that would allow those living in Marshall to travel to neighboring towns. 

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Marshall was an important stop in the Underground Railroad. Although the Railroad wasn't a mode of transportation it still, in a way, got people to Marshall.

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Marshall was an important stop on the Interurban railway that spanned from Detroit to Chicago.

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The Parade at the time of the centennial 

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The Parade at the time of the centennial 

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Courtesy of the Michigan History Center

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After the 1900s, instead of purchasing a horse-drawn buggy, the people of Marshall began to purchase automobiles to get themselves around town.

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Source: Marshall ebook