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Black and white picture postcard of the Hannah Lay Grist Mill, ca. 1899. Postcard was created for Traverse City's Centennial celebration in 1947.

The outlets for water used to run the old Hannah Lay Grist (or Flour) mill between Cass and Union streets on the river. The mill burned in 1926 but these remain.

Overview of Traverse City looking east from the tower of Central School.

People at Pere Marquette train depot possibly welcoming back the Hannah Rifles Spanish American War soldiers. Hannah Lay grist mill in the background.

Hannah Park on 6th Street. The Union Street bridge and the Hannah-Lay grist mill are in the background.

Interior of the Hannah Lay Flour Mill. Sacks of flour and equipment are shown.

A tintyle overview photo taken from a hill on Randolph Street looking east. The attached image is reversed as most tintypes depict the mirror image of reality.

Overview of downtown Traverse City and the Boardman river taken from the Hannah Lay flour mill. Note the logs being funneled to the sluceway to by pass the dam on their way to the sawmill downstream at the bay. Taken in the 1800's, and looks…

Floyd Clinch, President of the Hannah Lay Company gave a dinner with entertainment at the Eagles Hall to employees of the Traverse City State Bank, Hannah Lay store and Flour Mill, the Traverse City Refrigerator Company and the Michigan Transit…