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Black and White photo of Jesse Pennington, wife of Willis, with her children Madge and Willis Jr. Willis owned the Penn Drug Store in Interlochen.
Interlochen was platted in 1890 where the M&NE and C&WM railroads crossed. It quickly became a…

Black and white photograph of a logging team of horses with one through the ice at Interlochen. According to newspaper reports the horse couldn't be saved.

Black and white photographic portraits of Minnie Wilson The first one is a full length, standing portrait; the second one is a seated portrait showing Minnie from the waist up. Minnie Wilson lived from 1870 to 1950.

Mary E. (Prentice) Leatherland was the first permanent settler in what would later become the village of Interlochen. Mary was a widowed mother of four who became a cook in a lumber camp which eventually was located in the Interlochen area. She…

Black and white photograph of Camp Interlochen council ring on the shore of Green Lake.
Camp Interlochen, 1919-1943, was an early private girls camp on Green Lake run by Parker and Christina Pennington.

Furney's Resort on the south end of Green Lake close to Karlin.
(Pictures of Green and Duck Lakes and the Betsie River.)

Camp Interlochen staff, 1929. Louise Pennington, daughter of the directors, is on the far right.


Camp Interlochen, 1919-1943, was an early private girls camp on Green Lake, near Interlochen, run by Parker and Christina Pennington.

Black and white photograph of Interlochen resident in early car in front of the Pennington's Drug store, early 1900's.
Interlochen was platted in 1890 where the M&NE and C&WM railroads crossed. It quickly became a lumber town and later after the…

Two black and white photographs of Camp Interlochen, a private girls camp run by Christina and Parker Pennington from 1917-1943. It was located on Green Lake near Interlochen. Woodburn Hall was an early meeting hall at the camp.

Black and white photograph of several homes on 11th Street in Interlochen, with two people standing in the Street in front. All the buildings in the picture are gone now.
Interlochen was platted in 1890 where the M&NE and C&WM railroads crossed. …