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Joslin Cottages, Lake Ann.
Black and white photograph of Joslin Cottages, Lake Ann.
Floyd Clinch
Black and white photographic portrait of Floyd Clinch.
The beach at Birchwood Resort.
Black and white photograph of the beach at Birchwood Resort.
Logs on skids, with four men and two horses, in the winter.
Black and white photograph of logs on skids, with four men and two horses, in the winter.
"Sergeant Ziets. Corp. Edward P. Ziets, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Ziets of Lake Leelanau has been promoted to the rank of sergeant at Grenier Field in Manchester, N.H., where he is stationed as a member of a fighter squadron. He graduated from St. Mary's school at Lake Leelanau in 1934, spent 14 months in the CCC and worked for the Metal Casket company here before entering the Air Corps in March, 1941."
Black and white photograph of an article about Edward P. Ziets
being promoted in the Air Corps., ca. 1945.
being promoted in the Air Corps., ca. 1945.
Nine men on a Bluff on North Manitou Island, Michigan, ca. 1913.
Black and white postcard of nine men on a Bluff on North Manitou Island, Michigan, ca. 1913.
Traverse City State Hospital, Building 35.
Black and white photograph of Traverse City State Hospital, Building 35.
The Masonic Building after a fire, 104 E. Front Street, 1987.
Color photograph of the Masonic Building after a fire, 104 E. Front Street., 1987.
Residence of E.J. Hanslovsky, 207 West Eighth Street, Traverse City, Michigan, undated.
Black and white photograph of the exterior of the residence of E.J. Hanslovsky, 207 West Eight Street, Traverse City, Michigan. A male and a female are in the yard, posing.
Seven photographs of a large group of friends on a trip to the dunes, 19-13-1915.
Black and white photographs of a large group of friends on a trip to the dunes, 1913-1915.
A Photograph album of pictures taken by Hanley Wilhelm and his friends taken before WWI of their trips around the area.
A Photograph album of pictures taken by Hanley Wilhelm and his friends taken before WWI of their trips around the area.