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Coldwater is located in southwest Michigan and has a population of 12,697.  It is the county seat of Branch County.

 

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Great pictures!

 

It looks a little rough, but there are certainly a number of great buildings to speak of in Coldwater.

Colorful buildings for a depressed town.

"You don't just walk into a bar and mix it up by calling a girl fat" - buildingcincinnati speaking about new forumers

My AVG 8.0 Internet Security raises a threat alert on two image files in this thread:

 

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Courthouse?

Funnily enough I have heard of this place because it was the hometown of the infamous Dr Crippin.

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hawley_Harvey_Crippen

 

They should put a museum in that old opera house building or something.

 

The account of the pursuit and capture of Crippen in Erik Larson's Thunderstruck is just one element of a captivating book.

I like the fake storefronts.  Nice photos!

Courthouse?

 

http://co.branch.mi.us/showcase2.taf?_function=detail&showcase_uid1=103&_UserReference=7EE1AED372670F2647CE356B

 

"Coldwater's first county courthouse was erected on this site in 1848. Forty years later local architect M. H. Parker designed the second courthouse, a High Victorian building. The stately corner tower--visible for miles--housed a 3,500-pound bell manufactured by the C. H. Meneely Company of Troy, New York, and a clock manufactured by the Howard Company of Boston. In 1972 the building was destroyed by arson, but the bell and clock were salvaged. Organized in 1974 and reactivated in 1987, the Branch County Clock Committee collected monies from generous citizens and businesses to restore the clock and bell and construct a new tower. The Branch County Clock Tower was dedicated on July 30, 1988. The original finial tops the cupola."

 

^Well, that is a sad story.

I 2nd the lovely colors.

Nice photos Zach.  Hmm, I used McAfee to scan this page and images and found nothing wrong with them

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