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- Collection: Traverse Area Historical Society Local History Collection
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"Logging Wheels, Clinch Park, Traverse City, Mich." A postcard, c. 1937.
Black and white postcard of logging wheels, Clinch Park, Traverse City, Michigan, c. 1937. It shows wheels with 3 large logs, and a large building in the background
"Con Foster Museum", a postcard of the Clinch Park Aquarium and Zoo in the 1930's.
Color postcard of the Con Foster Museum in the Clinch Park Aquarium and Zoo in 1930's.
The barn by the Acme pond belonging to Charlie Smith.
Black and white photograph of the barn by the Acme pond belonging to Charlie Smith.
The Montrose Blueberry Festival float on Front Street in the Cherry Festival Parade, July 12, 1975.
Color photograph of the Montrose Blueberry Festival float on Front Street in the Cherry Festival Parade, July 12, 1975.
A Train wreck of the Pere Marquette line, Traverse City.
Black and white photograph of a Train wreck of the Pere Marquette line, Traverse City.
Old Mission Lighthouse.
Black and white photograph of Old Mission Lighthouse.
"Furloughs Here. Sgt. Rex Kinnucan, grandson of Mrs. Sylvia Revoldt of this city, was recently here on a short furlough. . . " A photograph and article, ca. 1945.
Black and white photograph and article about Army Air Unit member Sgt. Rex Kinnucan, grandson of Mrs. Sylvia Revoldt, furloughing in Traverse City, ca. 1945.
The crew eating a meal in the cook shanty of a lumber camp, and Al Skeeles is the Cook.
Black and white photograph of the crew eating a meal in the cook shanty of a lumber camp, and Al Skeeles is the Cook.
"Five - and One to Go. Five Horniman brothers, all well known in this city, are now serving Uncle Sam in the ways best fitted to their talents . . ." A photograph and article, ca. 1940.
Black and white photograph and article about Keith, Bruce, Max, Neil Horniman, and two more unnamed brothers, in the Navy and Army, ca. 1940. Their father is William Horniman.
Roberta, Joe & Walter Novak, outside on a blanket.
Black and white photograph of Roberta, Joe & Walter Novak, outside on a blanket.