This image shows the interior of the sanctuary for the Chapel-in-the-woods, located at the Starr Commonwealth for Boys in Albion, Michigan.

The description states:
The Chapel-in-the-woods of Starr Commonwealth for Boys is a Sanctuary where the boys may find divine guidance for the many problems which confront them. Come worship with us Sundays 11 AM: Non-denominational service.
Exit #119      I-94     Albion, Michigan
—Starr Commonwealth was founded in 1913 and has expanded to at least two additional locations in Michigan.
This image likely dates from the 1960s.

This image shows the front and main entrance to the Fine Arts Center on the campus of Calvin College, a liberal arts college located in Grand Rapids, Michigan and affiliated with the Christian Reformed Church.

The description states:
Fine Arts Center
CALVIN COLLEGE, GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN
One of the finest cultural centers in Grand Rapids – it houses three college departments, the 1000 seat auditorium, many private music rooms, stage and costume shops, the Recording Studio, and art exhibit area. Chapel and Sunday services are held in the auditorium.
Photo by John Penrod.
–After extensive remodeling, the heptagon shaped building is now known as the Covenant Fine Arts Center.
This image likely dates from the 1960s.

This image shows the imposing structure of the Calumet Civic Theatre, located in the city of Calumet, Michigan. It is a Renaissance Revival structure completed in 1900.

The description states:
The Calumet Civic Theatre, Calumet, Michigan, also known as the Opera House with a seating capacity of 1,200 people, is the largest north of Green Bay, Wisconsin
Many of the nations top operatic starts and entertainers have performed here.

–The town of Calumet is modest in size, and located in the extreme north of the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, but was quite prosperous during the late 19th Century due to a large copper mine nearby. The city fathers decided they needed a grand entertainment venue for the locals and built this structure, which still functions as such today.

This image shows the main sanctuary building of the North Park Covenant Church, located on the campus of North Park College in the northern districts of Chicago, Illinois.
The description states:
NORTH PARK COVENANT CHURCH
3250 North Christiana Avenue
Chicago, Illinois 60625
–The college was renamed North Park University in 1997, and the building still exists today as a church. The University is affiliated with the Evangelical Covenant Church.
The inclusion of a postal ZIP code indicates this card likely dates from the 1960s.

This image shows the front and main entrance of the establishment called “Of Cabbages and Kings Gift Shoppe”, a reference to a line in the poem “The Walrus and the Carpenter” from the book Alice In Wonderland by Lewis Carroll.

The description states:
Of Cabbages and Kings
Located 1/2 mile off M-75 interchange on Old 27 in the heart of Indian River, Michigan.
This truly unique shoppe in the quaint setting of an old railroad depot is a delightful tourist attraction. 
“Distinctive Antiques and Gift from all over the world.”
–The business opened in 1960 and closed in 1988. This image likely dates from the 1960s.