Name/Title
Dingleville's Name Has Interesting HistoryEntry/Object ID
2021.18.89Scope and Content
Newspaper clipping from the May 17-20, 1972 Holland Evening Sentinel Tulip Time special section with two stories about Dingleville and the Wallin House by William H. Vander Water.Context
The articles give a history of "the small area bounded by 135th on the south, 64th St. on the east and Blue Star Highway on the north." This area has had the names Wells Tannery, Plummers Mill, Wallinville, Dingleville and Clearbrook Golf Course. The article mentions Benjamin Plummer, C.C. Wallin, F.B. Wallin, Franklin Wallin, Orcelia Tanner, Deacon Uriel Enos of Buchanan, C.J. Wells, Capt. J.N. Upham, Alfred Wallin, Charles T. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. William Baker Jr.
The creek that once ran through this busy industrial area had the names Tannery Creek and Goshorn stream.Collection
Tanneries, Sports: golf, Buildings: Homes, cottages and private residencesCataloged By
Winthers, SallyAcquisition
Accession
2021.18Source or Donor
Lane, Kit, familyLocation
Filing cabinet
Files PropertiesRelationships
Related Person or Organization
Person or Organization
Clearbrook Golf Club/Hamilton Lake Club/Saugatuck Golf Club, Dingleville/Wallinville, C.C. Wallin & Sons, Plummer, Benjamin 1802-1885, Wallin, Charles Curtis Dr. 1806-1896, J.C. Wallin & Sons Tannery, Wallin house/6473 Clearbrook, Wallin, Franklin Bogue 1832-1908, Ward School/Singapore School, Baker, William Jr., Upham, James Nelson 1826-1914, Wallin, Orcelia Theresa (Tanner) 1835-1874, Wallin, Alfred 1860-1873, Smith, Charles Thompson 1846-1892Related Places
Place
* Untyped Place
Goshorn LakeCreate Date
April 17, 2025Update Date
April 17, 2025