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- Collection: Traverse Area Historical Society Local History Collection
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"Steinberg Bros." Steinberg Store and Opera House, ca. 1906.
Black and white photograph of Steinberg Store and Opera House, ca. 1906. There is a large group, mostly children, standing in front of the Store.
"Steinberg, Julius, Dry Goods, Carpets and Clothing, Proprietor and Manager of Steinberg's Opera House." Portrait of Julius Steinberg.
Black and white photographic portrait identified as "Steinberg, Julius, Dry Goods, Carpets and Clothing, Proprietor and Manager of Steinberg's Opera House."
"Stony Point, Northport Point, Mich." A postcard of the Stony Point foot bridge.
Color postcard of the Stony Point foot bridge, Northport Point.
"Straub Bros and Amiotte" factory on W. Front Street.
Black and white photograph of the first Straub & Amiotte factory on W. Front Street.
"Strs. Illinois and Missouri at Dock, Traverse City, Mich.", 1906
A colored photo of the Steamers Columbia and Illinois at the Traverse City dock, ca. 1906. Text below reads "Strs. Illinois and Missouri at Dock, Traverse City, Mich. 35 Copyright 1906 by Orson W. Peck, Trav. City, Mich."
"Studying Mechanics. Pfc. Mark Jordan, recently accepted into the United States Army, is now located at the Lincoln Air Base where he is studying on a mechanics course. His wife Emily lives in this city as do his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Jordan." ca. 1945.
Black and white photograph from a newspaper clipping of Pfc. Mark Jordan, Studying Mechanics, ca. 1945.
"Suburban Station and Trains, Petoskey, Mich." A color postcard.
Color postcard of suburban station and trains in Petoskey, Michigan.
"Sunset Cottage. Summer Home Hon. Frank Hamilton, Facing Grand Traverse Bay, on Peninsula." A black and white postcard.
Black and white postcard pf Sunset cottage, summer home of Frank Hamilton on Old Mission peninsula.
"Sunset. Traverse Bay" a color postcard. "Sunset across Traverse Bay" a black and white postcard.
Two Sunset postcards over Grand Traverse Bay. One, a black and white, by Orson W. Peck, 1906. One, a color one, by Hobart Co.
"T.C. Canning Co." The Traverse City Canning Company building.
Black and white photograph of the Traverse City Canning Company building.