WAS JUST AN IDEA IN 2003
JULIENNE TOMATOES WAS FOUNDED ON THE BELIEF OF GREAT FOOD, FRESH BAKED GOODS, HOUSEMADE SOUPS AND SERVICE.
Julie Adams – Owner of Julienne Tomatoes can be seen often behind the counter taking your order, organizing catering orders, and bustling around the kitchen.
Known for greeting customers with a smile, and often remembering your favorite order.
WE ARE INVOLVED
WE ARE PROUD TO SUPPORT MANY ORGANIZATIONS WITHIN THE PETOSKEY AREA.
We are fortunate to conduct business in a tremendous community. One that is generous, friendly, beautiful and supportive. It only makes sense to do our part. “It is better to give than to receive”, is an understatement. We see the benefits of giving everyday, and it feels good.
- Great Lakes Chamber Orchestra
- Northmen Den
- The Manna Food Project
- The Women’s Resource Center
The History of 421 Howard St
1899 - 1903 : Schilling's Feed Store - Owner: Samuel S. Schilling
On November 20, 1897 Samuel S. Schilling purchased the building from the Lindell’s, of Petoskey, for $1400.00. At the time, Samuel S. Shilling was married to Alice, whom he married on 25 December 1881. They resided on Fulton Street between Howard and Petoskey streets. Mr. Schilling was listed as a wagon maker in the 1882 Petoskey City Directory.
Could maybe be Schillings Feed Store
As insurance maps would indicate, a small, one story wood frame building existed on the property when purchased. It can only be assumed that new construction on the property would have started in spring of 1898. According to the news item in The Independent Democrat dated 22 March 1901, the building had been in use for about a year.
The 1899 Petoskey City Directory lists the Schillings as living at 421 Howard Street. A 1900 US Census dated 6 June 1900 lists the Schillings and their son Clarence(15) residing at 421 Howard Street. On 9 January 1906 Alice L. Schilling deeded her interest in the property to Samuel S. Schilling. A division of property following a divorce no doubt.
On November 29, 1915, Clarence James Schilling of Stockton, California, sole heir at law of Samuel S. Schilling – deceased, late of Los Angeles, California and Ethel M. Schilling, his wife, sold the building to the Knights of Columbus Building Association of Petoskey for $1.00 and other valuable considerations. The Schilling Family maintained ownership until November 29, 1915. The Schilling name can still be seen on the front of the building.
Suppliers to Julienne Tomatoes
Coveyou Scenic Farms “Simple goodness down to our roots.” Visit our centennial farm (Est. 1874), for the seasons freshest produce, flowers, holiday trimmings. Located 2 miles S of Petoskey’s big box stores on US-131 overlooking Walloon Lake.
Plath’s Meats Located in Rogers City & Petoskey, MI Plath’s Meats Specialize in Smoked Meats since 1913.
Mini’s By The Creek Farm Fresh Eggs
Friends of Julienne Tomatoes
Sunshine Window Cleaning
We are proud to participate in the Emmet County Recycling & Composting program. They help to keep our community beautiful.
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle.
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