Dublin Core
Subject
Homes
Description
This was the original Pennington home by Long Lake. This picture taken about 1912 after the family had moved to Traverse City. Parker Pennington Sr. has his back to the camera.
The Pennington family arrived in Long Lake in the late 1870's. Josiah was a Quaker minister there and helped start the T.C. church. Two of his children, Willis and Parker became active in the Interlochen area and respectively began Hotel Pennington and Camp Interlochen. These properties eventually became the National Music Camp, now Interlochen Center for the Arts.\.
The Pennington family arrived in Long Lake in the late 1870's. Josiah was a Quaker minister there and helped start the T.C. church. Two of his children, Willis and Parker became active in the Interlochen area and respectively began Hotel Pennington and Camp Interlochen. These properties eventually became the National Music Camp, now Interlochen Center for the Arts.\.
Source
Pennington Collection
Date
1890-2007
Type
Print, Photographic, scanned image only
Identifier
750.112907.409
73D9C864-1C81-4473-A425-282830893518
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