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Photograph of three young women sitting on the ground. They are probably related in some way to the Petertyl family.

Julius Petertyl, 1906

A group of 31 photographs from the Victor Petertyl family. The people in the photos are not identified. This group shows people who are enjoying country outings. There are large groups and individuals as well as farm animals (ducks, turkeys, and…

Two photographs from April 20,1913 of unidentified members of the Petertyl family picking arbutus. It was a favorite springtime activity. They were picked carefully and often sent to friends by mail.

Three photographs of a boat taken from the dock showing unidentified passengers on the boat as well as on the dock. It appears to be a large passenger boat and it may be a Traverse City dock.

Photograph of the Victor Petertyl family meeting Louis Petertyl at the train station on his return from the army. Louis is standing at the left with his back to the camera and Victor is the man in the hat standing in the middle of the photograph.

A group of children playing in the snow on 8th Street. Identified as children from the Petertyl and Hanslovsky family.

Photograph of the Victor Petertyl family meeting Louis Petertyl at the train station on his return from the army. Louis is facing the camera and Victor is on the left with his back to the camera. Ruth, Louis's sister, is in the striped skirt.

Photograph of a young woman in an apron sitting on the railing of a porch.

Black and white photograph of three of the daughters of Victor and Margaret Petertyl taken on January 3, 1915 on the porch of their home at 419 Sixth Street. They are identified from left to right as Minnie, Lottie and Marge.