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The new entrance provided direct access to the new addition recently completed on the Traverse Area District Library. The addition increased the Library's space by 7000 square feet.

Bernard L. Oppenneer acted as the director of the Traverse City Public Library from 1966 to 1970. He succeeded Therese Flaherty as director.

Robert G. Olney served as the director of the Traverse City Public Library from 1970 to 1979. He succeeded Bernard Oppenneer as director.

Terese Flaherty was honored for her service as library director from 1951 to 1966. She succeeded Otto Berg, who served as director from 1950 to 1951. Pictured with her are other retirees honored that evening at a public ceremony. Right is Police…

Michael McGuire, former director for the Traverse City Public Library, later the Traverse Area District Library, served in that position from 1979 to 2009. He succeeded Robert Onley as director.

a pamphlet put together by the staff of the Traverse City Area District Library.

Ladies Bohemian Lodge, located on the northeast corner of Front and Oak Streets, Traverse City, Michigan. Persons identified, starting with the front left: 1. Mrs. Frank Kulzak (mother of Anita Kucera), 2. ?, 3. Mrs. Lazarus, 4. Mrs. Tony Hubka, 5.…

On back of photograph: “Compliments of John A. Jung, 1913 N. Prarie Ln., St. Louis, Mo.”. In photograph, a boxcar is marked “Great Northern”, a railway that ran from St. Paul, Minnesota to Seattle, Washington. This image does not appear to be of the…

Group photograph of the Epworth League of the First Methodist Episcopal Church of Traverse City, Michigan. Identified in the photograph are Alice (Buell) Harris, back row, 9th from the left, and Grace Buell, in the middle row furthest on right.

On back of photograph: “Compliments of John A. Jung, 1913 N. Prarie Ln., St. Louis, Mo.”. In photograph, a boxcar is marked “Merchant Despatch Dairy Line”, a refrigerated transit that was jointly owned by the Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and…