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Montrose

Located in Genesee County

Organized on March 25, 1846 as 'Pewanagawink'

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Montrose Historical and Pioneer Telephone Museum

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Montrose Community Schools Website

www.montrose.k12.mi.us

Home of the Annual Blueberry Festival every August

http://www.blueberry.org/festival.html

Local History

Organized on March 25, 1846 as 'Pewanagawink'. It was first settled by Daniel Pifford in 1835.

Montrose received its present day name from John Farquharson. Mr. Farquharson, a Scott, renamed it after a town in Scotland.

Informational excerpts from Michigan Place Names, by Walter Romig, L.H.D.

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