In March 1834, the Township of Almont was organized. About thirteen men met at Daniel Black’s Tavern to elect the Township’s first officers. The Territorial...
On Saturday March 1, 1919 the Henry Stephens Memorial Library (now the Almont District Library) was opened to the public for the first time. Albert...
On February 21, 1916, the Masonic Temple Association of Almont was formed. Masonry in Almont started on June 24, 1851 when several Master Masons living...
To facilitate the settlement of the territories, Territorial governments first had to survey the land and determine the location of roads. Most roads were expected...
On January 20, 1835 the U. S. Post Office for the Township of Bristol (now Almont) was established in Dr. Caleb Carpenter’s office. Dr. Carpenter...
Coach James Leusby had 16 returning lettermen on a squad of 41 players. Coach Leusby listed his teams’ determination, coachability and hard work ethic traits...
- December 3, 2019
On December 3, 1974, the Almont and Dryden chapters of the Order of the Eastern Star consolidated to form Order No. 338. The Order celebrated...
David Ingalls was born on May 31, 1796 in New Hampton, Belknap, New Hampshire to James Ingalls and Ruth Sleeper Ingalls. He was their first...
The first meeting of the Junior Women’s Literary Club was held at the Henry Stephens Library on November 3, 1935. The name was adopted April...
Beginning in July 1940 and running through January 1942, Betsey Shoemaker (class of 1940) wrote a gossip column for the Almont Herald. There may have...
