Marguerite deAngeli CollectionMarguerite deAngeli Collection| "Shad Lofft, my father, took this picture. Papa was the town photographer. Mama made this dress. I was eight years old". MdA |  |
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Illustration by Marguerite deAngeli from Copper-Toed Boots. Selected as one of Michigan's Notable Books, Copper-Toed Boots is a classic story of two young boys growing up in 19th century Lapeer, Michigan. |
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Marguerite deAngeli's birthplace at the corner of Main and Orgeon, Lapeer, Michigan The Lapeer County Historical Society placed a sign marking the site. It was unveiled in May 1971, with Mrs. deAngeli in attendence.
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Lapeer City Library was renamed the Marguerite deAngeli Library in 1981. Mrs. deAngeli was present for the rededication of the building in her honor. |
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You're invited to stroll the tree lined streets of Lapeer and explore some of the beautiful homes that have become treasures to this tiny community. A Historic Home Tour of Lapeer City will take place Saturday, September 22, 2001 from 10am to 5 pm. Tickets are $10.00 and will admit you to eight homes, each differing in style and architecture, two churches and three public buildings - including the oldest working court house in the state of Michigan. Music and refreshments will be availabe as well. For more information call (810) 245-3978.