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East Front Street, 100 block
Buildings on East Front Street. Includes First National[?] Bank, Hotel Whitney[?], and the Boston Store. There is one man standing outside the hotel.
Grace Episcopal Church, 1996
Grace Episcopal Church, a long, white building with a gray slanted roof and a small sign out front announcing service times and events.
"Strs. Illinois and Missouri at Dock, Traverse City, Mich.", 1906
A colored photo of the Steamers Columbia and Illinois at the Traverse City dock, ca. 1906. Text below reads "Strs. Illinois and Missouri at Dock, Traverse City, Mich. 35 Copyright 1906 by Orson W. Peck, Trav. City, Mich."
National Cherry Queen Ann Marie Maurer, 1949
1949 Cherry Festival Queen Anne Marie Maurer. (In picture # 5 she is with Michigan Govenor G. Mennen Williams and another unidentified girl.)
In photo #6 the women have been identified as, from left: Loretta Coddens, of Elberta; Nancy Rae Kipke,…
In photo #6 the women have been identified as, from left: Loretta Coddens, of Elberta; Nancy Rae Kipke,…
"656 Park Place Hotel; Traverse City, Mich." postcard
Park Place Hotel and Annex. Postcard.
Aerial view of the northwest side of Boardman Lake c. 1945-1954
Aerial view of the northwest side of Boardman Lake. (See 1140.020212.09 also.)
"Elks drive safely; Defend America; Welcome to Traverse City, MICH" sign on Highway 31 Sponsored by Elks Club with six members. c.1940-1950
Six men in suit, ties, and hats, stand near the completed sign on Highway 31.
First brigade to leave Traverse City for the Spanish-American War, 1898
A group of men in matching military uniforms are lined up on the steps to a building. Some are holding rifles. An American flag is positioned in the middle of them.
American Legion parade float crafted out of plants for Cherry Fesitval parade, 1929
Cherry festival parade float - American Legion.
Two men stand in front of Boardman Yard office during winter
Two unidentified men in heavy coats stand in front of the Boardman Yard office in Traverse City. Large icicles hang from the roof.