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- Collection: Traverse Area Historical Society Local History Collection
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"A nook near Four Mile Point, Traverse City, Mich." A color postcard of a canoe in East Bay.
Color postcard, canoe in East Bay near Four Mile Point
"A Relic of the past." the ship 'Queen of the Lakes' docked in a harbor.
Queen of the Lakes has a lot of deck space with a cabin and smokestack in the middle. A dock is behind it with a cabin to the left of the photo.
"A warm corner for a cold day. Fred D. Curtis 1894"
Picture titled "A warm corner for a cold day. Fred D. Curtis 1894"
"A.H. Baughman, Try Us for Honest Dealing. pool Room, Bill Reid, Cigar Store. Boarding House, Day or Week." Businesses at the Southwest corner of Franklin and East 8th Street.
Black and white photograph of the Southwest corner of Franklin and East 8th Street Businesses. A. H. Baughman. Bill Reid's Pool Room and Cigars, and a boarding house. It was once known as "Bumblebee Corners." At one point third building in was…
"A.J. Petertyl. Horse Shoeing." A business on the southwest corner of Union & State Streets.
Black and white photograph of A.J. Petertyl Horse Shoeing, on the southwest corner of Union & State Streets.
"A.W. Richerd Monuments. Markers, Cut Stone." This building was demolished in 1999.
Color photograph of A. W. Rickerd Monument Company.This building was demolished in 1999.
"AAA Trav-o-Tel, Traverse City, Mich." Cabins.
Black and white photograph of AAA Trav-o-Tel Cabins.
"Acme School District No. 1. 1910." A photograph of the students and teachers. Vada Warkup and Addie Crisp were the teachers.
Black and white photograph of the Acme School students and teachers. Vada Warkup and Addie Crisp were the teachers.
"Acme Woolen Mill." Two photographs.
Two black and white photographs of the Acme old woolen mill.
"Across. Word has been received here that Corporal Glen R. Hubbell, son of Florence Hubbell, 710 E. Front Street, that he has arrived at a foreign destination." Ca. 1945.
Black and white photograph of an article about Glen Hubbell, now at a military foreign destination, ca. 1945.