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Ludington Street
Affectionately known as "Main Street", Ludington Street runs east-west from the city limits all the way to the waterfront. Vintage postcards tend to focus on the retail portion of Ludington between Lincoln Road and Ludington Park.
If you're an Escanaba resident and have never heard of some of the cross streets mentioned below, you're not alone. Many of Escanaba's streets were changed from names to numbers early in the 20th century. Check out our Street Names page for a helpful guide to all the changes.
If you're an Escanaba resident and have never heard of some of the cross streets mentioned below, you're not alone. Many of Escanaba's streets were changed from names to numbers early in the 20th century. Check out our Street Names page for a helpful guide to all the changes.
Undivided Back
Ludington Street, Looking West
Postmarked: NO |
Divided Back
Ludington Street Scene
Postmarked: 11/30/1909 |
Ludington St., looking east
Postmarked: 3/14/1911 |
Ludington Street
Postmarked: 10/30/1915 |
Scene, Ludington St.
Postmarked: NO |
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Ludington Street, looking East
Postmarked: NO |
Ludington Street | "Fourth of July Celebration."
Postmarked: NO
Postmarked: NO
Ludington St.
Postmarked: NO |
Real Photo
Ludington St. at 7th St.
Postmarked: 10/25/1945 |
Ludington St. West from 9th St.
Postmarked: 6/17/1950 |
Ludington St. at 11th St.
Postmarked: NO |
White Border
Ludington St.
Postmarked: NO 
Ludington Avenue and Bay de Noc
Postmarked: UNSENT 
Ludington Street
Postmarked: 11/29/1926 |
Showing Delta Hotel, 1st National Bank and Masonic Temple
Postmarked: 7/17/1924 
Ludington Street showing Ludington Hotel
Postmarked: 4/16/1925 |
Linen
Ludington Street
Postmarked: NO |
