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Historical Photos This section includes a pictorial history of Flushing. If a picture equals a thousands words, then this section is a must see! Old postcard (1908?) of Main Street in Flushing looking East before the street was paved. Submitted by Laura L. Horton (Martin) The saw mill was the first business in Flushing (Vol. II p.44) Train arriving from Durand at the Depot in the 1890's (Vol. II p.35) Parade for Memorial Day in the 1950's (Vol. II p.39) Historic elevator, 114 Terrace St., built in 1889, torn down in 1996. (Vol. III p.44) South side of Main Street in the late 1930's (Vol. II p.57) Main Street Bridge south (Vol. II p.81) Lumbering was one of the reasons Flushing was settled. (Vol. II p.81) The Flushing Depot facing north. (Vol. II p.81) Interior of Daniel B. Perry drug store at 114 E. Main St. (Vol. II p.34) Ribbon cutting ceremony at grand opening of the museum June 7, 1997 (Vol. III p.70)