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"8/11,06 - Kalkaska, Mich." Automobiles in Kalkaska.
Black and white photograph of automobiles in Kalkaska, 8/11/1906.
202 West Eight Street, Traverse City, in the winter. This house was owned by Victor Petertyl beginning in 1885.
Black and white photograph of 202 West Eighth Street, Traverse City, taken in the winter. This house was owned by Victor Petertyl beginning in 1885.
"Nurses Receive Their Diplomas." An article in the Record-Eagle, with photograph, of the class of Winter 1946 from the Traverse City State Hospital Training School for Nurses.
Black and white photograph of an article in the Record-Eagle, with photograph, of the class of Winter 1946 from the Traverse City State Hospital Training School for Nurses.
An overview of Traverse City looking south, from the top of the high school.
Black and white photograph of an overview of Traverse City looking south, from the top of the high school.
"M & NE 481", an engine at Manistee, 1947.
Black and white photograph of an M & NE engine 481 at Manistee, 1947.
An overview of Ford Island (Marion Island) taken from the Freidrich Tower on Old Mission Peninsula, ca. 1920's.
Black and white postcard of an overview of Ford Island (Marion Island) taken from the Freidrich Tower on Old Mission Peninsula, c. 1920's.
Four men standing on a load of logs on logging sled outside the Con Foster Museum, ca. 1940.
Black and white photograph of four men standing on a load of logs on logging sled outside the Con Foster Museum, ca. 1940.
1982 Cherry Queen, Cheryl Powell.
Color photograph of the 1982 Cherry Queen, Cheryl Powell.
Home of Alexander Porter, Old Mission, c. 1910
Black and white photograph of the home of Alexander Porter on Old Mission, at the corner of Old Mission and Center Roads, c. 1910. This is not an image of the well-known Porter House hotel. Previously, this image had been identified as the "Old…
"U.S. Steamer 'Dorothea,' Frankfort, Mich."
Black and white photograph of the U.S. Steamer "Dorthea" at Frankfort.