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"Traverse City, Mich." A postcard of the Aquarium located in Clinch Park, 1939.
Black and white postcard of the Traverse City Aquarium located in Clinch Park in Traverse City, Michigan, 1939.
"Traverse City, Mich." An aerial view of the Traverse City State Hospital, Oct. 19. 1932.
Black and white photograph of an aerial view of Traverse City State Hospital, Oct. 19, 1932.
"Traverse City, Mich." Bay Shore Drive north of Traverse City, 1933.
Black and white postcard of Bay Shore Drive north of Traverse City, postmarked 1933. The location is likely around Grellickville. Bay Shore Drive later became M-22.
"Traverse City, Mich." color postcard with Autumn scene
Color Postcard, showing Autumn scene, with mostly red leaves on the trees.
"Traverse City, Mich." Front Street looking west from Cass in the 1920s.
Front Street looking west from Cass in the 1920s. Prokop Kyselka's, to the left, is on the site of today's Franklin's Restaurant, and you can see the Whiting Hotel a bit further along. The first building on the right is the Beadle building, today…
"Traverse City, Mich." The ship "North American" moored at the Rennie Oil Company Marine dock in Greilickville.
Black and white photograph of the ship "North American" at Traverse City. It is moored at the Rennie Oil Company Marine dock in Greilickville.
"Traverse City, Mich." Two photographs of the tanker, Traverse City Socony, at the Rennie docks at Greilickville, July 1940.
Two black and white photographs of the tanker, "Traverse City Socony" at the Rennie docks at Greilickville, July 1940. It operated from 1940-1962.
"Traverse City, Michigan: The Heart of Natures (sic) Playground", undated
Series of images from a photograph collection by world-renowned photograph and postcard creator Orson W. Peck. Features many prominent buildings and streets in Traverse City, Michigan.
"Traverse City, Michigan. Cherry Capitol of the World." A color postcard.
A color postcard that states: "Traverse City, Michigan. Cherry Capitol of the World." It is a photograph of a female with lugs of cherries in a truck, in a cherry orchard. The style of her clothing appears to be 1950s.
"Tree-Top on Grand Traverse Peninsula", brochure advertising resort on Old Mission Peninsula.
Color photographs of a brochure advertising the Tree Top Resort on Old Mission Peninsula. It was on East Bay and owned by the Henderson family. T.J. Henderson is named on the brochure, with description and photographs of the six cottages for rent.