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"Our Son" the last vessel on the lake, under full sail.
Black and white photograph of "Our Son" the last vessel on the lake, under full sail. It appears to be carrying a shipment of logs.
"Over There. Pfc Julius Ames, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Ames of this city, enlisted in the United States Army right after Pearl Harbor . . ." A photograph and article, 1942.
Black and white photograph and article about Pfc. Julius Ames, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Ames, who enlisted in the Army right after Pearl Harbor, 1942.
"Overlooking Lake Wah-be-ka-ness , Interlochen, Mich." c. 1920.
Black and white postcard of the stairs going down to Duck Lake at the State Park, c. 1920. There are two people posed on the stairs.
"Oversea. Pfc Edward K. Rokos, son of Mrs. John Rokos of Route 5, is now stationed for oversea duty . . ." A photograph and article, 1940-1945.
Black and white photograph and article of Edward K. Rokos being stationed overseas for duty in the military, 1940-1945.
"P. M. Depot and Park, Traverse City, Mich." The Pere Marquette Depot, ca 1905.
Black and white photograph of the Pere Marquette Depot between Union and Cass streets, ca 1905.
"P. M. Roundhouse Ruins, Traverse City, Mich. Fire March 16, 1907." Pere Marquette railroad Roundhouse.
Black and white photograph of the Pere Marquette railroad Roundhouse ruins, Traverse City, Michigan. Fire was March 16, 1907.
"P.C. Gilbert, Attorney at Law." A portrait. He was the first City Attorney, Circuit Court Judge from 1929-1945.
Black and white photograph of P.C. Gilbert, Attorney at Law. He was the first City Attorney, Circuit Court Judge from 1929-1945.
"P.M. Wreck. Mable, Mich. July 19 1910." Pere Marquette Train wreck.
Black and white photograph of the Pere Marquette Train wreck at Mable, Michigan, July 19, 1910.
"Pace Car. Julius Sleder Your Ford Dealer." 1965.
Black and white photograph of Julius Sleder with a Mustang Pace Car, 1965.
"Pan. Am. June 1901". S.E. Wait's trip to Europe.
Six black and white photographs of S.E. Wait's trip to Europe, 1901. Written on the photographs is Pan. Am. June 1901.