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- Collection: Traverse Area Historical Society Local History Collection
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"Proposed Headquarters for Michigan Congress of Parents and Teachers, 212 Lapeer Street, Lansing, Michigan.
Black and white photograph of the proposed office of the Michigan Congress of Parents and Teachers (later the PTA ) in Lansing, Michigan.
"Proposed Site for Community Health Center." Mesick, 1940-1950.
Black and white photographs of the proposed site of the Mesick Community Health Center, 1940-1950.
"Public School, Kingsley, Mich." The photograph shows students and teachers standing outside in front of the building.
Black and white photograph of Kingsley Public School (torn down in 1930's), with students and teachers standing outside in front of the building.
"Published by Orson W. Peck Traverse City." A postcard of Traverse City looking east from the hill on the west side of town.
Black and white postcard of Traverse City looking east from the hill on the west side of town.
"Queen City Band, T.C.M." with their instruments, ca. 1910.
Black and white photograph of the Queen City Band with their instruments, ca. 1910. There are nineteen members of the band and a dog.
"Queen City Implement Co.", 131 E. State Street.
Black and white photograph of Queen City Implement Co., 131 E. State Street.
"RADIO OPERATOR. Percy McRoberts, well known locally and formerly an employee of a local retail store, has joined the Merchant Marines and has already taken his post as a radio operator. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. N. McRoberts of 135 State street." Ca. 1945.
Black and white photograph of an article and picture of Percy McRoberts who joined the Merchant Marines as a radio operator. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. N. McRoberts of 135 State street. ca. 1945.
"Rapid River, just below the dam." In Kalakaska County.
Black and white photograph of the Rapid River, just below the dam, in Kalkaska County. There are two men standing on the dam, and two young males along the river.
"Reaches Destination. Pvt. Harold Schrouder, son of Mr. and Mrs. R.D. Schrouder of Birchwood, who has arrived safely at an unannounced destination." A photograph and description, 1945.
Black and white photograph and article about Pvt. Harold Schrouder arriving safely at an "unannounced destination," 1945.