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- Collection: Traverse Area Historical Society Local History Collection
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"Copyright - Bud Moyer, M. Photog. Cr." A Portrait of business man John Parson, ca. 1960.
Black and white photographic portrait of business man John Parson, ca. 1960.
Portrait of actress Janice Rule, ca. 1960.
Black and white photographic portrait of actress Janice Rule, ca. 1960.
"Front Street looking West, Traverse City, Mich. Hotel Park Place, Traverse City, Mich." A postcard with photographs and advertising on it, circa 1910.
Black and white postcard of Front St. and Park Place Hotel, with an advertising notice on it, circa 1910.
The Beach at Edgewood Resort, 1905. A postcard.
Black and white postcard of the Beach at Edgewood Resort, 1905.
"Old Settlers of the Grand Traverse Region, Traverse City, Mich. June 10, 1910. Photo by Charles J. Herbert." In the City Opera House.
Black and white photograph of City Opera House, Old Settlers of the Grand Traverse Convention, June 10, 1910
"Carnegie Library, Traverse City, Mich." A postcard.
Black and white postcard of the Carnegie Library in Traverse City.
"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.
Manuel DaFoe at age two, in Manistee.
Black and white photographic portrait of Manuel DaFoe at age two, in Manistee.
"Williamsburg Buss (sic) Line." Bulls pulling a wagon. The wagon is likely the bus.
Black and white postcard of the Williamsburg Bus Line, with bulls pulling wagon. The wagon is likely the bus as there are several dissimilar people on the wagon. One of the postcards of this image contains the cancelation date of June 12, 1908…
"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.