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William "Willie" Leatherland: as a young man in 1906 and as a soldier in WWI in 1918.

Jim Spivey, son of Lottie Leatherland.

The Peterson store and gas station in Interlochen is now the Hofbrau restaurant and bar.

The shore of Green Lake near the inlet of the Little Betsie River. (The postcard has "Bendon" on it because that was where it was sold.)

Campers and counselors in a truck. c.1945
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…

The Music Box gift shop. Owned and operated summers by the Hardwicke family
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,…

Camp Interlochen group picture, campers and staff c.1941
Camp Interlochen, 1919-1943, was an early private girls camp on Green Lake run by Parker and Christina Pennington.

Betsie river bridge at Green Lake inlet.
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WIAA station sign

String of fish from Green Lake.
Diamond Park is a platted cottage resort on Green Lake near Interlochen begun in the early 1900's.