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Sun Title Expands Footprint with Opening of New Michigan Office
Sun Title enters Greenville, Michigan market with tech-enabled location to elevate the closing experience for home buyers and sellers.
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Construction Progress in Greenville | Behind The Scenes
We're excited to provide a behind the scenes look at the construction of our new Greenville office!
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Greenville through the years
Our sincere appreciation to the Flat River Historical Society for their contribution of historical photographs and information.
It was in 1844 that John Green built a sawmill near a bend on the Flat River and a cabin for his family nearby. John Green’s Village soon became home to many sawmills, shingle mills, hotels, merchants, churches and families. As the Michigan white pine was logged off, fields were cleared of the pine stumps, and by the turn of the century Greenville was the center of a huge potato growing and marketing area. In addition, in the late 1800’s, it transformed from a logging town to an industrial city. (greenvillemi.org)
The three-story red brick building at 222 S. Lafayette was built in 1892 by Hugh Harris to accommodate his furniture and undertaking business. His store was known as the Harris Bazar because it also had a large stock of goods of multifarious kinds usually kept in a bazar store.
Percy Edsall purchased the red brick building at 222 S. Lafayette from Harris in 1908 and operated a book, stationery and wallpaper store there from 1908-1932. He added his name to the top of the building he had purchased. Percy was also Greenville’s postmaster from 1914-1922.
Many other businesses have occupied the building over time including a bowling alley, tavern and Wyckoff’s shoe store.
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