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"1926 Blossom Festival, Traverse City, Mich." Eight females that are queen candidates or the queen's court.
Black and white postcard of the 1926 Blossom Festival, with eight females that are queen candidates or the queen's court.
"1926 Blossom Festival, Traverse City, Mich." Rennie Oil Company truck, 1926
Rennie Oil Company truck decorated for the Blossom Festival parade.
"50th Anniversary U.S.W.V. 1898-1948 May 17." Spanish American War Veterans 50th Anniversary Dinner.
Black and white photograph of Spanish American War Veterans 50th Anniversary Dinner, May 17, 1948.
"656 Park Place Hotel; Traverse City, Mich." postcard
Park Place Hotel and Annex. Postcard.
"7th/ "1930; Catherine Eggli, Maribel McGarry" Beitner School 7th graders, 1930-04
Two seventh grade girls at Beitner School in April of 1930.
"8/11,06 - Kalkaska, Mich." Automobiles in Kalkaska.
Black and white photograph of automobiles in Kalkaska, 8/11/1906.
"8th Grade '29 Bill McGarry, Bobbie Monroe, Teacher - Florence Emerson." Beitner School.
Black and white photograph of two 8th grade students, Bill McGarry and Bobbie Monroe, with their teacher Florence Emerson, at Beitner School, 1929.
"A & W Restaurant, Front & Boardman, Tel. 947-8643. A favorite spot in Traverse City for 21 years, Mr. Otto G. Molmen, owner, offers everything from a quick snack to a complete meal. Whether you prefer drive-in dining . . . or inside, you will find an excellent menu of taste tempting food. Carry-out service is available also."
Black and white photograph of an advertisement for A & W Restaurant, corner of Front Street and Boardman Avenue, 1967.
"A Familiar Scene in Hannah Park, Traverse City, Mich." A postcard of two young people on a bench.
Color postcard of young people on a bench in Hannah Park. Printed across the top of the postcard: "A Familiar Scene in Hannah Park, TRAVERSE CITY, MICH."
"A Jolly Xmas. To Jessie and Katherine, from Bernice." A portrait of Bernice Cook.
Black and white photographic portrait of Bernice Cook, given to Jessie and Katherine for Christmas.