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"Main St, Cresent (sic.), North Manitou, Mich." A postcard, ca. 1913.
Black and white postcard of the Main Street of the City of Crescent, N. Manitou Island, Michigan, ca. 1913.
"Main St. Barber Shop", a Cherry Festival Float, 1950s-1960s.
Black and white photograph of a Cherry Festival Float representing "Main St. Barber Shop", with a number of people on float, 1950s-1960s.
"Main St. looking East. Bradshaw Photo," Front Street photograph
Black and white Bradshaw photo, Front Street looking east. See PH914
"Main St. Looking East." A postcard of Front Street, Traverse City, Michigan.
Black and white postcard of Front Street, Traverse City, Michigan.
"Major Walker. Mr. and Mrs. C.W. Walker, 722 Lake Avenue, this city, received word that their son, Captain George L. Walker, has been promoted to the rank of Major. He is associated with the communications department at Fort Riley, Kansas."
Black and white photograph of an article about George L. Walker being promoted to Major, ca. 1945.
"Manitou Island Mail Boat." A postcard, ca. 1913.
Black and white postcard of the Manitou Island Mail Boat with eight men, 3 children and a dog on it, ca. 1913.
"Manton C of C." Manton Chamber of Commerce float in the Cherry Festival Parade, July 12, 1975.
Color photograph of the Manton Chamber of Commerce float in the Cherry Festival Parade, July 12, 1975.
"Mar 9 - 1918." Postcard of Front Street looking east, Traverse City, Michigan.
Black and white postcard of Front Street looking east, Traverse City, Michigan, 3/09/1918. Snow is very deep and being removed with a horse-drawn wagon.
"March 4, 1897," Samuel Anderson's birthday party attendees.
Black and white photograph of Samuel Anderson's birthday party attendees, March 4, 1897. The gentlemen are, L to R: Joseph Knizek, Reuben Goodrich, J.W. Robertson, E.P. Ladd, H.E. Steward, Sam'l Anderson, Perry Hannah, John H. Cook, Wm. Holdsworth.
"Maria's Pizzeria Pizza. Folks of all ages call Maria's Pizzeria for the most delectable pizza in town. You are offered a complete variety as you like 'em . . . every kind of topping from cheese to pepperoni to onions and olives deliously prepared. The next time you plan a pizza party call and your order will be ready when you come by. 1043 E. 8th at Garfield Tel 947-7567."
Black and white photograph of an advertisement for Maria's Pizza, 1043 E. 8th Street, 1967.