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"Indian Trail Lodge on M11, Traverse City, Mich." A postcard.
Black and white postcard of Indian Trail Lodge on East Bay by Mitchell Creek.
"Indian Trail Lodge on U.S. 31, Traverse City, Mich." A postcard with three views.
Black and white postcard views of Indian Trail Lodge, 2891 US 31 N.: Main House; Row of Cottages, Entrance.
"Indian Trail Lodge on US 31, Traverse City, Mich." A photograph of lodgers on the beach, ca. 1945
Black and white photograph of lodgers on the beach at Indian Trail Lodge on US 31, ca. 1945.
"Indian Trail Lodge on US 31, Traverse City, Mich." Two views of cottages.
Two black and white postcard views of cottages at Indian Trail Lodge, Traverse City, Mich.
"Indian Trail Lodge, U.S. 31, Traverse City, Mich." A postcard showing three different style cottages.
Black and white postcard with views of Indian Trail Lodge, 2891 US 31 N. Three different style cottages.
"Intensive Farming on Grand Traverse Peninsula, Traverse City, Mich." postcard
Color postcard of "Intensive Farming On Grand Traverse Peninsula." Two gentlemen are in the middle of crops.
"Intensive Farming on Grand Traverse Peninsula," ca. 1914
Image of two men inspecting small cherry trees in a cherry orchard. On back of image the following is written: "Dear Sister & Bro: We arrived here Sunday morn. at 5 a. before anyone here being out of bed. All asked about you folks also baby. We are…
"Interior Composing Room, The Evening Record Office." 1902.
Black and white photograph of the Composing Room of the Evening Record, 1902. There are nine males and one female.
"Interior View of the First National Bank, Traverse City, Mich. A Quarter of a Century of Successful Business History." A postcard.
Color postcard of the interior of the First National Bank building.
"Is Overseas. Private William R. Hoxie, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Hoxie of this city, reported that he has arrived safely at a foreign destination. 'Bill' is well known over the region and his cores of friends will be pleased to know that he is enjoying his military service." World War II.
Black and white photograph of an article about William Hoxie (Bill) announcing he Is Overseas. World War II.