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- Collection: Traverse Area Historical Society Local History Collection
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"Residence occupied by Chas. Prochazka - Sixth Street. Of Michigan Starch Co." 1900.
Black and white photograph of the home occupied by Charles Prochazka on 6th Street, 1900. He worked at the Michigan Starch Company.
"Residence W. Cary Hull - cor. State and Wellington Streets. Oval Wood Dish Co." The first William Cary Hull home, 1900.
Black and white photograph of the first William Cary Hull home on the NW corner of State and Wellington, 1900. The Hull family owned the Oval Wood Dish Company in Traverse City.
"Rigger. Edward Ferris, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ferris of Empire, enlisted in the army in 1939 and has graduated from the air corps technical school at Chanute Field as a parachute rigger."
Black and white photograph of Edward Ferris is a parachute rigger, 1945.
"Road & Beach, Neahtawanta."
Black and white photograph of the road and beach at Neahtawanta.
"Road on East Bay, Traverse City, Mich." A color postcard.
Color postcard of a road on East Bay, Traverse City, Michigan.
"Rob Walter (County Clerk), #2?, #3?, Lottie Nash (Wm. Nash's sister), Mr. Wm. Brown. Court House Workers about 1900. N.W. Corner of Grand Traverse Courthouse. Building in rear is Grace Episcopal Church 341 Washington St."
Black and white photograph of Courthouse employees on the courthouse lawn, identified as: Rob Walter (County Clerk), Unknown, Unknknown, Lottie Nash, William Brown, 1900.
"Rotary Snow Plow, Traverse City, Mich."
Black and white photograph of a rotary snowplow, clearing a road.
"Rugg Pond, Rapid River, Kalkaska County, Michigan, 1905-1906." Gottfried Franke's crew building the Rugg Pond dam.
Black and white photographs of Gottfried Franke's crew building the Rugg Pond dam on the Rapid River in Kalkaska County, 1905-1906.
"Ruins of the Mayfield Eletric (sic) Power Plant, Mar. 24 - 13, Caused by flood." The ruins of the Dam washout, March 25, 1913.
Black and white photograph of the ruins of Mayfield Electric Power Plant after the Dam washout, March 24, 1913.
"Ruins, Williams Factory Fire, March 9 1907."
Black and white postcard of the ruins of the Williams Factory fire that occurred on March 9, 1907. The factory was located south of E. Eighth Street and west of the bridge at Boardman. It produced maple flooring and other wood products. (This…