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The Community Cup

Posted on July 16, 2017 by Mike Sonnenberg

Tom Trombly at the Castle Museum told me that many years ago after the Jeffers Memorial fountain was built a cup was tied to the fountain with a small chain so the citizens of Saginaw could drink from the fountain. I guess back in those days they did no understand about how diseases were spread.

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