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Newspaper clipping and nine b/w photos of the Saugatuck police Harbor Master boat, captained by officer H.H. Hungerford, the Hungerford residence where the craft moored, people at the dock, and another Hungerford-owned boat, named the Venture.
Newspaper clipping from unknown publication; POLICE ON WATCH- During the summer week-ends Saugatuck is busy on land and in water, but the police department covers both. In his patrol cruiser Harbor Master Henry Hungerford exchanges information with Chief of Police Joe Dempski, while Officer Julio Mocini (left, on cruiser) looks on. Since the harbor patrol was instituted last summer, Hungerlord has slowed down the
nine b/w photos front; Bottom row, far left: Note from Jack Sheridan nine b/w photos back; Top row, middle (Chap by marine gas pump photo): 1958 Top row, far right: Now the Bayside then (L) Murrays - then- Rosines, (R) River House originally G.G. Grandparents boat house - then - Hungerford family home Bottom row, middle: Our boat the first named Venture Bottom row, far right: Carl Hutchins (lumber), Steve Hungerford, Henry Hungerford, Irving Pershing

2024.13.15

As wartime industrial production turned to manufacturing goods for civilian use in the 1950s, the number of pleasure boats cruising the river grew. As did the need for Saugatuck village to curb overenthusiasm.

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Winthers, Sally

196 Hungerford family

Hungerford, Henry Harrison 1913-1976Mocini, Giulio "Julio" 1909-1969Dempsey, Joseph "Joe"Bayside Inn/Hungerford River HouseHungerford, StevePershing, Irving K. "Persh" 1914-1994Hutchins, Carleton Brown 1884-1972

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