Woolsey Memorial Airport by amyk

Woolsey Memorial Airport

We’ve visited this area of Michigan many times and I’ve never quite managed a photo I like of this cool and quirky building. A small public airfield, it was named for a local man who was a pilot. He died in a plane crash in 1927 in South America. His father donated 80 acres of his dairy farm for this airfield. The building is thought to have been a creamery. It was used as the terminal. Local historical society is hoping to preserve it.
Beautiful!!
June 7th, 2024  
Cool building
June 7th, 2024  
I love all the stone! fav
June 7th, 2024  
I love these old stone structures. Lovely capture.
June 7th, 2024  
An interesting story to go with this photo of the river or field rock building.
June 7th, 2024  
I llike all the rocky texture
June 7th, 2024  
Neat looking structure. Great shot.
June 7th, 2024  
You sure managed to get a great shot of it now, beautiful building and interesting history.
June 7th, 2024  
Interesting building.
June 7th, 2024  
Cool looking building for a terminal at a small airstrip. The pergola at the top looks like a control tower.
June 7th, 2024  
Neat shot of this building! Well done
June 7th, 2024  
Wonderful
June 7th, 2024  
Great stone work.
June 7th, 2024  
Oh what an interesting story and builing!
June 7th, 2024  
A most unusual airport !
June 7th, 2024  
it looks very greek / Spanish in style
June 8th, 2024  
It has beautiful stone work and it looks like it has some nice viewing areas. I hope they preserve it.
June 8th, 2024  
Awesome capture & stonework on this unusual building. I love the canopy on top!
June 8th, 2024  
An interesting memorial and nicely captured. Fav 😊
June 8th, 2024  
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