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"The Red Front Hardware Store" owned by John A. Perry. It was located on the south side of Front street about 100' west of Cass Street. His wife Caroline ran a boarding house she called Locust Grove Cottage. The hardware store was purchased by…
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Chamber of Commerce event in 1915 to encourage the growth of traverse City. Cars with the signs in front of the City Opera house may have been part of a parade.
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Photo of the Saladin Oriental Band. in a Cherry Festival parade, coming off E. Front Street and heading south on S. Union Street. Background signs include: Montgomery Wards, Sears, Michigan Theater, Haddon's Shoes, Stacey's Restaurant, Petertyl's…
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An early picture of the Grand Traverse Auto Company Ford dealership, 130-134 Front Street location. Cars and people out in front. Earlier this was the Straub and Amiotte candy factory and store.
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Picture of two ladies in front of the Hanah & Lay store on Front Street. One is sitting in a buggy. The Beadle building is in the background.
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Sleigh on Front Street with officers, bottles & confiscated alcohol following a raid. Parts of the still is in one of the barrels.
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World War II paper drive on Front Street. L-R : Louis Culman, Unk, Thomas Haywood, Jack Sheets.
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The Masonic building on the SE corner of Front and Union streets. The wagon has a load of fruit baskets headed for old Mission peninsula. (The baskets may have come from the Wells-Higman Basket factory.) The left man on the top of the load was Earl…