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Portrait of Victor Petertyl
Portrait of Victor Petertyl, drawing. Bio info on the back.
Julius Petertyl, 1906
Julius Petertyl, 1906
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Oleson's Food Store located at 124 State Street in Traverse City. The store is located in the building that was once the Victor Petertyl Wagon Works
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Three women, three children and a black and white dog sitting on the porch steps of a white house. The women in the center of the picture may be Carrie Petertyl. The other people are not identifiable.
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Photograph of Julius Petertyl with dog leaning on the running board of a car. The date on the back is October 1924, but it must have been a snowy October because the tires have chains and the windows are enclosed with panels.
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A group of eight black and white photographs with various poses of a total of eight unidentified young ladies on an outing on Pratt's Hill in April of 1913. While not identified the following ladies are probably included in the group, Emma…
Class of 1908: Petertyl, Zimmerman, Abbot, Kelly, Kubek, Rosser, Amiotte and Gillett in the picture.
Black and white photograph of the Class of 1908: Petertyl, Zimmerman, Abbot, Kelly, Kubek, Rosser, Amiotte and Gillett in the picture.
The Seventh Grade class at Central School - including their teacher, Miss Sarah Prall.
Black and white photograph of the Seventh Grade class at Central School - Miss Sarah Prall, teacher; Harvey, Lazarus, Scott, Taylor, Lahym, White, Winnie, Carter, Steinberg, Deer, Courtade, Petertyl, Easterday, Dill, Gilbert, Hughes, Colby, Smith,…
a group of men, women and children,, including Pollack, Hanslovsky, Hurt, Petertyl, at the Petertyl home at 629 Seventh Street, c. 1904.
Black and white photograph of a group of men, women and children, including Pollack, Hanslovsky, Hurt, Petertyl, at the Petertyl home at 629 Seventh Street, c 1904.
A group of women and three children who appear to be dressed in costumes. Among them are Urban, Petertyl, Sleder, Hanslovsky, Turek, Kovar, Fifarek, Furtsch, Klepac, and Spevocachek.
Black and white photograph of a group of women and three children who appear to be dressed in costumes. Among them are Urban, Petertyl, Sleder, Hanslovsky, Turek, Kovar, Fifarek, Furtsch, Klepac, and Spevocachek.