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"Mechanic Stoll. James Stoll, former Rambler baseball player, is now stationed at the Great Lakes Naval Training Station where he is training for submarine service." An article, c. 1945..
Black and white photograph of an article about James Stoll training for submarine service, c. 1945.
Aerial view of the industrial bayshore area near Union Street, 1940-1950.
Black and white photograph of the aerial view of the industrial bayshore area near Union Street, 1940-1954.
A young man sitting in a living room, 1898-1912.
Black and white photograph of a young man sitting in living room, 1898-1912.
The Boardman River looking west from the Union Street bridge, with snow on the ground, and an elephant silhouette at right.
Black and white photograph of the Boardman River looking west from the Union Street bridge, with snow on the ground, and an elephant silhouette at right.
"The Bathing Beach at Clinch Park, Head of West Arm of Grand Traverse Bay, Traverse City, Michigan." A color postcard.
Color postcard of the bathing beach at Clinch Park.
"H.S. Hull", a portrait of the President of Oval Wood Dish Company.
Black and white photograph of H.S. Hull, President of Oval Wood Dish Company.
Ken Willsey in a fur coat in the winter.
Black and white photograph of Ken Willsey in a fur coat in the winter.
Edith, Fred, and Emma Hurt sitting in a boat on the beach.
Black and white photograph of Edith, Fred and Emma Hurt sitting in a boat on the beach.
The Victor Petertyl house at 419 Sixth Street in Traverse City, Michigan, taken in 1908. The family is on the porch: Margaret and Victor, with their children Grace, Louis, Ruth, and Marge.
Black and white photograph of the Victor Petertyl house at 419 Sixth Street in Traverse City, Michigan, taken in 1908. The Petertyl family is shown on the porch with parents, Margaret and Victor, and their children Grace, Louis, Ruth, and Marge.
Traverse City from Boughey Hill, Union Street on the left.
Black and white photograph of Traverse City from Boughey Hill, Union Street on the left.