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"Leelanau County, The Land of Delight.' A sign with a map of Leelanau County at the corner of M22 and M72. 1918-1925.
Black and white photograph of a sign with a map of Leelanau County at the corner of M22 and M72. (The sign was made by the Day Sign company.) 1918-1925.
"Legend of the Sleeping Bear". A color postcard with the legend printed and a scenic view of the Sleeping Bear Dunes
Color postcard of the Legend of Sleeping Bear, along with a scenic view of the Sleeping Bear Dunes.
"Lewis Miller, Charlevoix, a pioneer of 1941. The oldest living white settler in the Grand Traverse region".
Black and white photographic portrait of Lewis Miller, Charlevoix Pioneer of 1841.
"Lieut. Dick. Second Lieut. Marjorie Dick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dick of this city, is now stationed at Camp Grant, Ill. . . " A photograph and article.
Black and white photograph and article about Second Lieut. Marjorie Dick being stationed at Camp Grant, Illinois, c. 1945.
"Light House, Old Mission Point, near Traverse City, Mich." A color postcard.
Color postcard of a pen and ink drawing of the exterior front of the Light House, Old Mission Point, near Traverse City, Michigan.
"Lighthouse Grounds, Old Mission, Michigan," undated
Grounds at the Old Mission Light House.
"Lincoln Court House, Re-erected in Greenfield VIllage, Dearborn (Mich.)", 1930s
Image of the Lincoln Courthouse in Greenfield Village, in Dearborn, Michigan. Re-erected building. Postmark on back is dated 29 October 1936.
"Lions Club, Traverse City, Michigan". Two photographs at a Lions Club Luncheon, 1940-1950.
Two black and white photographs at a Lions Club Luncheon, 1940-1950.
"Little Betsie River, Interlochen, Mich."
Little Betsie River, runs between Duck and green Lakes.
"Lived Here 70 Years; George Clyde's Taken." An obituary, ca. 1929.
Black and white photograph of the obituary of George Clyde, dying at 77 years of age and having inhabited the Grand Traverse region for 70 years, ca. 1929. He died at the family home at 312 West Eleventh Street