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"Miniatures: Grand Traverse Bay Resorts." The Peck Resort packet: Docks, Wequetong, 6th Street, Front Street, Asylum, Courthouse, Kesis Mokesa, Birchwood, Edgewood, Neahtawanta, Omena, Cedar Lodge, Stoney Point.
Black and white photographs of the Peck Resort packet: Docks, Wequetong, 6th Street, Front Street, Asylum, Courthouse, Kesis Mokesa, Birchwood, Edgewood, Neahtawanta, Omena, Cedar Lodge, Stoney Point.
"Old Fashioned PARLOR" float in Cherry Festival parade, 1975.
Color photograph of "Old Fashioned PARLOR" float in the Cherry Festival parade, 1975. The Cut & Curl Beauty Salon is in the background.
"Oleson's market" the sign outside the W. Front Street store, ca. 2000.
Color photograph of Oleson's Market, W. Front Street, ca. 2000.
"Scene near Traverse City, Mich. Gay life in the city is all right for a time, But I'll take the country and the simple life for mine." A color postcard
Scenic color postcard of Boardman River near Traverse City, ca. 1910. Border shows anonymous city scene of horseless carriages. Not really Front Street, which wasn't quite this urban in the early 1900's - never had a trolley car or such tall…
"State. Betty Grable 'Beautiful Blonde from Bashful Bend'." A night photograph of the State Movie Theater and marquee, 1949.
Black and white photograph of the State Movie Theater on Front Street, 1949. The movie playing was "The Beautiful Blonde from Bashful Bend" starring Betty Grable. The marquee also says "Cool As A Bay Breeze."
"The Red Front Hardware Store" owned by John A.
Perry, south side of Front Street about 100' west of Cass Street, 1871-1884.
Black and white photograph of "The Red Front Hardware Store" owned by John A. Perry. It was located on the south side of Front Street about 100' west of Cass Street. His wife Caroline ran a boarding house she called Locust Grove Cottage. The…
"These waste papers are needed to make shipping containers to pack vital war supplies such as these used by the Acme Line Mfg. Co." A World War II paper drive on Front Street, 1942.
Three black and white photographs of a World War II paper drive on Front Street, 1942. L-R : Louis Culman, Unknown, Thomas Haywood, Jack Sheets.
"Traverse City, Mich. July 4, 1908" postcard of the Hannah Lay building on Front Street
Black and white postcard of the Hannah Lay building on Front Street, July 4, 1908.
"Traverse City, Mich." Front Street looking west from Cass in the 1920s.
Front Street looking west from Cass in the 1920s. Prokop Kyselka's, to the left, is on the site of today's Franklin's Restaurant, and you can see the Whiting Hotel a bit further along. The first building on the right is the Beadle building, today…
"Votruba Leather Goods Co." The alley view of the store, 1996.
Color photograph of the alley view of Votruba's Leather Goods store, 1996.