This is the home that Carl Holm built on Passamani Road, a quarter mile north
of his father's home. The view is from Passamani Road. You can see the collie,
Boy, walking away from the camera in the lower left of the photo. 
The trees kept the house and front yard dark and damp. They were
cut down when the addition was made to the left side of the house.
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<a href="Families_Album.html#Carlshome"><IMG SRC="HolmHomeBeforeAddition.jpg" 
       WIDTH=804 HEIGHT=592
       ALT="Our tar-paper covered house seen through the trees near 
       Passamani Road"></a>
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This building was originally intended to lived in temporarily while a 
bigger house was build next to it. Then it was intended to be converted into
a garage.
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The bathroom was not finished before the first winter, so there was an outhouse
behind the house. 
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 This map shows approximately where the house is located. The town of Iron River is 
approximately 3.5 miles west. Before gentrification set in, &#147Wildwood Lake&#148
was known as &#147 28 Lake&#148. The consolidated school and a small grocery store 
were located in Rogers Location. 
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<a href="Families_Album.html#Carlshome"><IMG SRC="LocationOfCarlsHome.jpg" 
      WIDTH=774 HEIGHT=550 ALT="Map showing where house on Passamani Road
      is relative to Rogers Location and the Bates Township hall."></a>
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