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Color postcard of two boys in a rowboat at the Hotel Pennington, 1912.
The Hotel Pennington was built in 1909 by Willis Pennington on the north shore of Green Lake. Pine Park station on the Manistee and Northeastern railroad brought in patrons and…

Black and white photograph of campers and Pennington family before dinner at Camp Pennington. (David Pennington is the young one standing on the chair.)
Camp Pennington was a private girl's camp started by Parker and Jeanne Pennington on Green Lake…

Two black and white photographic portraits of Mrs. Philander Perry, Interlochen resident.
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…

Two black and white group photographs of Camp Pennloch campers and staff. The camp was on Duck Lake near interlochen. Willis Pennington is seated in the front row center of the staff picture. Willis Jr. ("Bill") is on the right end and his wife…

Black and white photographic portrait of Herman and Flora Tuller.

Black and white photograph of Bertha and Firmin Geneaux by their rental cottages on Green Lake near Diamond Park, ca. 1937. The second picture, (c. 1925) has them, with a string of fish and an unknown man.

Black and white postcard of the boys portion of the National Music Camp on Duck Lake. This had been Camp Pennloch.
The National High School Orchestra Camp, National Music Camp, Interlochen Arts Academy, and Interlochen Center for the Arts are all…

Black and white photograph of six females and a string of fish from Green Lake at Diamond Park cottages.
Diamond Park is a platted cottage resort on Green Lake near Interlochen begun in the early 1900's.

Black and white photograph of a Fisherman and Fisherwoman and their catch at Geneaux cottage.
Diamond Park is a platted cottage resort on Green Lake near Interlochen begun in the early 1900's.

Black and white photographic portrait of Lottie Leatherland., c. 1890. Later Lottie married several times, first to Mr. Spivey and finally to Mr. Biedler.