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- Collection: Traverse Area Historical Society Local History Collection
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"Administration Building of the State Hospital, Traverse City, Michigan." A postcard, 1940's.
Color postcard of the Traverse City State Hospital center building, 1940's.
"Admiral Walker Colantha. Senior Herd Sire of the Traverse Herd. His weight at 3 years, 10 months, 2300lbs. The record of his four nearest dams average: Butter, 7 days, 32.83 lbs. Butter, 30 days, 131.85 lbs."
Black and white photograph of Admiral Walker Colantha, head sire of the State Hospital herd.
"After Five Days Return to Queen City Brick Machine Company, Traverse City, Mich. Manufacturers of Helm Cement Brick and Block Presses." A postcard.
Black and white postcard of the Queen City Brick Machine Company in Traverse City, which produced the Helm brick and block making presses.
"After the boiler explosion at Wellmans Mill, So. Boardman, Mich." c. 1912.
Black and white photograph of after the boiler explosion at the Wellman Mill in South Boardman, Michigan, c. 1912.
"After the fire, Nov. 11, 1896," November 11, 1896, Traverse City, Michigan
Fire damage in the 200 block of Front Street .
"Ahgosa Beach, Traverse City, Mich," lakeside photograph with houses
A landscape showing foliage of Ahgosa Beach. Some houses are behind the trees. Telephone lines span the beach.
"Alfred & Edith Franke, 1917"
Alfred stands behind Edith, who is sitting in a chair.
"All good wishes, Rita Moreno." A portrait of the actress.
Black and white photographic portrait of Rita Moreno, the actress, signed "All good wishes". Rita Moreno starred in the Cherry County Playhouse production of STEEL MAGNOLIAS in 1990.
"ALL SET ' '- 4-22[?]-15-" Group of four men in automobile, 1915-04-22
Hanley Wilhelm at the wheel of a touring car on a trip to Saginaw.
A Photograph album of pictures taken by Hanley Wilhelm and his friends taken before WWI of their trips around the area.
A Photograph album of pictures taken by Hanley Wilhelm and his friends taken before WWI of their trips around the area.
"All Three Are in the Army" An article with portraits of three brothers who were serving in the military, Edward, Aloyze, and Andrew Skipski, ca. 1945.
Black and white photograph and article of Edward, Aloyze, and Andrew Skipski, brothers all in the Army, ca. 1945.