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Cherry Plant boilers and pumps, 1960-1980.
Black and white photograph of Cherry plant boilers and pumps, 1960-1980.
Old Logging Big Wheels postcard, with a woman posed on one of the wheels to give scale of size of the wheels.
Color postcard of the Old Logging Big Wheels. There is a woman posed on one of the wheels to give scale of size of the wheels.
The Oval Wood Dish factory, with logs being processed.
Black and white photograph of the Oval Wood Dish factory, with logs being processed. There are four workers in the photograph, and a horse in the background.
Pleasant View Farm, owned by Frank Smith, with apple barrels ready for harvest.
Black and white photograph of Pleasant View Farm owned by Frank Smith. Apple barrels are ready for the harvest. There are eight people in the photograph, and two teams of horses hitched to wagons.
Rennie Farm, tintype.
Black and white photograph of Rennie Farm, Tintype.
Two women outside, identified from left to right as Bertha Petertyl and Emma Meckel Tousey, August 29, 1915.
Black and white photograph of two women outside, identified from left to right as Bertha Petertyl and Emma Meckel Tousey, August 29, 1915.
"Traverse City, Mich." A postcard of the city viewed across West Bay from the Greilickville area.
Black and white postcard of Traverse City viewed across West Bay from the Greilickville area.
Smith Barney building on Grandview Parkway.
Color photograph of the Smith Barney building on Grandview Parkway.
Photograph from a newspaper clipping of a Sixth Street birthday party for a visitor from Chicago, c. 1909. Photograph of a group of sixteen men.
Black and white photograph from a newspaper clipping of a Sixth Street birthday party for a visitor from Chicago, c. 1909. L-R Front row: Leila Dean, Mozelle Bennett, Gladys Williams. L-R Back row: Chicago guest, Edith Parr, Mary Morgan, Leila…
Portrait of Mr & Mrs Kovan, ca 1908.
Black and white photographic portrait of Mr & Mrs Kovan, ca 1908