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"After the boiler explosion at Wellmans Mill, So. Boardman, Mich." c. 1912.
Black and white photograph of after the boiler explosion at the Wellman Mill in South Boardman, Michigan, c. 1912.
"At the Grave, Suttons Bay Mich."
Casket being buried in Suttons Bay by a group of five men.
"G.A.R.B. Baptist Camp on Lake Ann."
Stairs leading up to a building associated with the G.A.R.B. Baptist Camp on Lake Ann.
"GRADUATES; Corporal Don Moore, formally of Traverse City, has graduated from a special training course at Chanute Field, Illinois, and has been stationed at Charleston, South Carolina. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Moore of Buckley."
Portrait and what appears to be a newspaper clipping accompanying
"Jonas Newton Barker 1838 - 1914; Taken in WM Studio in fall" portrait of Jonas and Julia Baker
Portrait of Jonas (1838-1914) and Julia Barker who settled on Barker Creek near Williamsburg, in 1852.
"Lake Ann Mich" photos in and overlooking Lake Ann, 1940
Looking east in the village of Lake Ann.
"Leave for Army. Charles Rokos will be in charge of the army selectees from Grand Traverse county who leave here for service Monday. . . " A photograph and article, 1940-1945.
Black and white photograph and article about Charles Rokos leaving for Army to be in charge of the army selectees from Grand Traverse county, 1940-1945.
"Marine. Corporal Clifford Polack is now stationed at Iona Island, New York. Clifford enlisted in the United States Marines and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Polack of Empire." Ca. 1945.
Black and white photograph of Marine Corporal Clifford Polack stationed, ca. 1945. This is a photograph of a newspaper clipping.
"May 5, 1910, Copemish, Mich." Automobile with four men.
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.
"P.M. Wreck. Mable, Mich. July 19 1910." Pere Marquette Train wreck.
Black and white photograph of the Pere Marquette Train wreck at Mable, Michigan, July 19, 1910.