Keith and Suzette Kolfage, the owners of 508 N. Robert St., in Ludington, Mich., shown on Tuesday, Feb. 9, 2021, found historical items while renovating during the past few months. When the Kolfages, latest owners of the house started to open up walls to make updates, they also found more than plaster dust. "We found stenciling on the boards (in the walls). "There was a logo and a company name. It was for a hat maker in New York City. The address on it still exists in lower Manhattan." (Hannah Hubbard/Ludington Daily News via AP)
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