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Campers on the dock in 1946.
Camp Pennington was a private girl's camp started by Parker and Jeanne Pennington on Green Lake from 1943-1950. After 1950 it became a traveling camp of around 100 campers and camped the western U.S each summer in…

Connine's store.
Interlochen was platted in 1890 where the M&NE and C&WM railroads crossed. It quickly became a lumber town and later after the lumber was gone, served the resorts, cottages, State Park and camps that grew up around the lakes.

Interloch Inn, in Interlochen, was initially owned by The Barner family. It served as a restaurant antique shop, hardware store and is back to a deli now.

Cottages at Tice Park resort on Green Lake between Interlochen and Karlin. Also included are two postcards of the waterfront of the resort taken from the lake.

Esther Langworthy far left. Her daughter Bertha is far right.

Elmer Conrad

Camp Interlochen staff and Pennington family members. The second picture is of a girl near the bridge over the Betsie River probably berry picking.

Sisters Bernice and Lottie Leatherland.

Postcard picture of Green Lake shoreline, boats and people near the Hotel Pennington.
Pictures of Green and Duck Lakes and the Betsie River.

Interlochen corners on U.S. 31 looking west.