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 This collection contains personal papers and correspondence of Abner Wood. Also included are certificates from the Livingston County Board of Canvassers testifying to Wood's election to public office. There are also copies of his pension files from the National Archives, supplemented by an affidavit that was written when he was seeking disability payment. There is also a General Instructions document to deputies when Wood was a surveyor.

Color tinted photo postcard from circa 1907-1910 of the Union School building in Corunna, Michigan. Built in 1882 after previous school building were destroyed by fire, this building served grades K-12 until April 14, 1908, when it, too, was destroyed by fire.

Color postcard from approximately 1912 of a woman walking down a park lane in Corunna, Michigan. The park is most likely McCurdy Park. McCurdy Park was created on 34 acres of land donated by Hugh McCurdy in 1899. It featured a casino, winding paths and shelters.

Color postcard from circa 1907-1910 depicting the Union School building in Corunna, Michigan. Built in 1882 after previous school building were destroyed by fire, this building served grades K-12 until April 14, 1908, when it, too, was destroyed by fire.

Black and white photo postcard from approximately 1916 of West State Street in Corunna, Michigan.

Black and white print showing the Durand, Michigan railroad depot and with seven passenger trains being loaded and unloaded.

Black and white postcard from circa 1907-1909 of Saginaw Street in Durand, Michigan.

Black and white photograph showing Exchange Street, looking west in Owosso, Michigan. At the end of the street can be seen the National Guard Armory. Built in 1915, the building housed the armory until 2008, and served as a community center in the 1920's and 1930's.