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Black and white photograph of Road construction: Team of horses pulling a grader, with three workers in the photograph, 1900-1925.

Black and white photograph of Pleasant View Farm owned by Frank Smith. Apple barrels are ready for the harvest. There are eight people in the photograph, and two teams of horses hitched to wagons.

Black and white photograph of road construction: a group of unidentified men very likely involved in the development of the roads in this area, 1900-1925.

Black and white photograph possibly a school or church group: Thomas, Frank, Clark, Brown, Corbitt, Simmond, Pratt, Gitchel, Zimmerman, Cox, Simmonds, Lloyd.

Black and white photograph of road construction, titled "Brockway hill at top," 1900-1925. This was the section of road from West Front Street up to Long Lake Road hill and was a difficult road to build due to the steep grade. Much grading needed…

Frank Haden, front left, with group of friends by campfire, 1913-1915.
A Photograph album of pictures taken by Hanley Wilhelm and his friends taken before WWI of their trips around the area.

Black and white photograph of road construction: Automobile with four men in Copemish, MI. (not in order: Clarence Greilick, Frank Hamilton, Joe Santo and Frank...) May 5, 1910.

Color Postcard with three views of Detroit: tunnel between Windsor and Detroit, entrance to same tunnel, and tunnel busses. Sent to Mrs. Lottie Brown (c/o Frank Brown) of Kalkaska, MI by her friend Lucy Noirot. Postmarked 21 February 1944.

Black and white photograph of Frank Noteware of the US army standing on Webster Street during winter, ca. 1945.

Road construction: Crew working on a road with team of horses and a wagon.