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Aerial view of State, E. Front, Washington and Wellington Streets, 1940-1954.
Black and white photograph of an aerial view of State, E. Front, Washington and Wellington Streets, 1940-1954.
"Jack's Food Market" fire, Wellington and Front Street.
Black and white photograph of the Jack's Market fire, Wellington and Front Street.
William D.C. Germaine home on the S.E. corner of State and Wellington Streets.
Black and white photograph of the William D.C. Germaine home on the S.E. corner of State and Wellington Streets. Also known as "Wild Bill Germaine", he was the mayor of Traverse City and married Ola Hull, daughter of Henry Hull owner of the Oval…
The William Cary Hull residence on Wellington Street.
Black and white photograph of the William Cary Hull residence on Wellington street. This was later the Wellington Inn.
"H.S. Hull's Residence, Traverse City, Mich." A color postcard of the house on the corner of Wellington and Washington Streets.
Color postcard of H.S. Hull's residence, corner of Wellington and Washington Streets.
The Cary Hull home, Wellington Street, c. 2000.
Color photograph of the Cary Hull home, Wellington Street, c. 2000.
"Veteran's Wholesale, Jos. Sleder & Sons" on 8th Street, 1963.
Color photograph of Veteran's Wholesale Store, Jos. Sleder & Sons, 8th Street, Traverse City, 1963.
The Veteran's Wholesale Store on the northwest corner of Eighth Street and Franklin in Traverse City featured the best prices in town for beer and…
The Veteran's Wholesale Store on the northwest corner of Eighth Street and Franklin in Traverse City featured the best prices in town for beer and…
"Residence W. Cary Hull - cor. State and Wellington Streets. Oval Wood Dish Co." The first William Cary Hull home, 1900.
Black and white photograph of the first William Cary Hull home on the NW corner of State and Wellington, 1900. The Hull family owned the Oval Wood Dish Company in Traverse City.
Boardman Lake looking south at Wellington, with a Rail Crossing sign and railroad tracks in the foreground.
Black and white photograph of Boardman Lake looking south at Wellington, with a Rail Crossing sign and railroad tracks in the foreground.