Name/Title
Singpore artifactsEntry/Object ID
2024.04.45Description
Collection of various items used at Singapore or found in the sands of the Singapore site including bottles, pottery shards, knives, and pieces of iron, stone or brick. Entry includes notes associated with items that explains their origins.Context
Likely remains of a Michigan ghost town.Collection
1836 Singapore, Buildings: LostCataloged By
Winthers, SallyAcquisition
Accession
2024.04Acquisition Method
Found in CollectionLocation
* Untyped Location
Sec 1E Shelf S28Relationships
Related Person or Organization
Person or Organization
Jenkins, Charles Samuel 1896-1980, Mulder, Ann Elizabeth Betty (Watson) 1930-2011Create Date
August 5, 2024Update Date
August 12, 2024
![Note scrawled on cardboard box flap packed with group A: Note reads "Used in S/D Museum 2000 exhibit Ghost Towns [Lost and Found: Ghost Towns of the Saugatuck Area] These were used in Singapore MI by Charles Samuel Jenkins family."](https://d8e7jbdw4fu0e.cloudfront.net/4124/9ee693f0-53fc-11ef-8426-cba9f0711d77-vUU1p8j.lg@2x.jpg)
![Note describing some items in Group A: Text reads "Items used in Singapore, MI by the Charles Samuel and Mila Dunning Jenkins family. Brick is from sawmill. Small nails from their home which is now at 333 Lucy Street, Saugatuck, MI. (Placed crooked on the lot in 1868 - was slid down[up] the river on the ice). Some of the things may have come with them from Lake Pleasant, New York. Mila Dunning is a Dunning of Dunningville, NY."](https://d8e7jbdw4fu0e.cloudfront.net/4124/c01f1060-53fc-11ef-8426-cba9f0711d77-vUU1p8k.lg@2x.jpg)
![Wooden bung or stopper, partially painted black, top view.: Post-it note in bag with bung reads "David Esch [or Escl?] 10/23/04](https://d8e7jbdw4fu0e.cloudfront.net/4124/d72847e0-53fc-11ef-8426-cba9f0711d77-vUU1p8k.lg@2x.jpg)