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"The Manitou Limited. Cresent, Mich." A postcard. The town should be spelled Crescent.
Black and white postcard of "The Manitou Limited," which ran out of Crescent, North Manitou Island, ca. 1909. The train was owned by the Smith & Hull Company, who also owned the Oval Wood Dish Company of Traverse City. The train was a narrow gauge,…
"The Mill and Village Around 1900" Mayfield Mill
Mayfield mill and village, 1900
"The Motor Power". The employees of the First National Bank, 1909.
Black and white photograph of the employees of the First National Bank: Ben I. Church, K. D. Lewis, Tony Prasil, Chas. G. Alley, Mrs. Guy Delong, Miss Georgia Baker, Harry Hanson, 1909.
"The Mouse Print Box" attraction in the gym of Old Mission Peninsula School during a school carnival, May 1979
Color photograph of the light box portrait booth at the school carnival. On the wall are examples of these portraits and people are milling about.
"The New Business Section, Kalkaska, Mich. 1909."
Black and white photograph of the new business section in Kalkaska, 1909.
"The New Stores" is etched on the original postcard image.
The back of the original postcard bears the notation, Hobbs store on the left - White store on the right. The notation contains the signature of Geneva Bannen and this signature appears to be in the same handwriting as the notations as to the names…
"The Peanut Gallery." Storefront, ca. 1975.
Color photograph of the Peanut Gallery storefront, ca. 1975.
"The Pines" Old Mission, Mich.
Colored postcard of "The Pines" Old Mission, Mich.
Pub. by C. J. Herbert, Traverse City, Mich.
Pub. by C. J. Herbert, Traverse City, Mich.