104 W. Michigan – 1903, 1980? clock installed in the tower in memory of David VanTuyle
104 W. Michigan- 1901 Late Victorian Style, built by Alonzo Clark; originally called The Clintonian
106-16-24 W. Michigan- 1901 Late Victorian Style, This Block built with Clinton Inn.
116 W. Michigan, Detail of Cornice- 1901 built as a shoe store
126 W. Michigan Cornice Detail
126 W. Michigan-c. 1872 built as the east side of a double block by Alonzo Clark for E.W. Freese.
134 W. Michigan, Cornice Detail
134 W. Michigan-1872 Exchange Bank Building, built as a fireproof bank by Alonzo Clark.
40 W. Michigan-1903 late Victorian Style double store front built after 1903 fire.
144 W. Michigan-1916 double storefront brick building built and still owned by Lancasters.
154 W. Michigan- c. 1910 block infill type building not included in historic district.
158 W. Michigan-1885 Italianate brick building built by Semark; bottom windows remodeled.
162 W. Michigan- c. 1840 last Greek Revival Style Building in downtown; most often used as a market.
66 W. Michigan Ave.-1928 block bulding built by Geiger & Williams as Clinton Tire & Battery.
172 W. Michigan Ave., Detail-1876 2nd story built and still owned by Clinton Masons.
