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"Welcome to the Heart of Nature's Playground." A big heart sculpture as part of a fountain at Clinch Park, ca. 1930.
Black and white photograph of a big heart sculpture that reads "Welcome to the Heart of Nature's Playground" as part of a fountain at Clinch Park, ca. 1930.
"Welcome to the Heart of Nature's Playground." The Fountain at Clinch Park with sign, ca. 1939.
Black and white photograph of the Fountain at Clinch Park with a sign that says " Welcome to the Heart of Nature's Playground", ca. 1939
"Welcome to Traverse City the heart of natures (sic) playground" - a large sign.
Black and white photograph of the Traverse City sign that says, "Welcome to Traverse City the heart of nature's playground," with a man standing in front of it.
"Welcome to Traverse City; the heart of natures playground; Traverse City speed 15 miles", 1935
A Welcome to Traverse City sign and speed limit sign.
"Wequetong Boat Club House Traverse City Mich"
The Wequetong Club and Boat Houses, three building in all.
"West Bay from Marion Isle. Traverse City, Mich." A color postcard.
Color postcard of West Grand Traverse Bay from Marion Island.
"West Shore Drive & Greilickville Creek, Traverse City, Mich." A color postcard.
Color postcard of West Shore Drive and bridge over Greilickville Creek.
"West Shore Road of Greilickville, Traverse City, Mich." A color postcard.
A color postcard of an early auto passing over a bridge on West Shore Road in Greilickville and children on a boat in the creek, 1908-1917. Looking north.
"West Union Street. E.A. Moblo. Traverse City Mich." A portrait of Grandmother Virginia Foote with grandchildren Harry Foote and Gertrude Foote, 1890-1895. (E.A. Moblo is the photographer)
Black and white photographic portrait of Grandmother Virginia Foote with grandchildren Harry Foote and Gertrude Foote, 1890-1895.
"Wilhelm Bros. Dry Goods" 427 Union Street, ca. 1900.
Black and white photograph of nine people in front of Wilhelm Brothers Dry Goods Store, 427 Union Street, ca. 1900.