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Camp Interlochen campers in canoes.


Camp Interlochen, 1919-1943, was an early private girls camp on Green Lake run by Parker and Christina Pennington.

Willis Pennington with his children, Willis Jr. (Bill) and Madge in front of the Hotel Pennington on Green Lake.
Interlochen was platted in 1890 where the M&NE and C&WM railroads crossed. It quickly became a lumber town and later after the lumber…

The Tuller farm at the corner of Euclid Ave. and Diamond Park Rd. The Tullers sold eggs and dairy goods to the early residents of Diamond Park.

Charlie Wilson.

M&NE railroad snowplow near Interlochen.
Interlochen was platted in 1890 where the M&NE and C&WM railroads crossed. It quickly became a lumber town and later after the lumber was gone, served the resorts, cottages, State Park and camps that grew up…

Jim Spivey. He was a lumberjack, rented fishing boats, cottage caretaker, ran the launch across Duck Lake to the resort dance hall, operated the tug "Betsie" for the Wylie Cooperage and did everything necessary to support his widowed mother. A…

Family outside the original Hofbrau bar and restaurant in Interlochen.
Interlochen was platted in 1890 where the M&NE and C&WM railroads crossed. It quickly became a lumber town and later after the lumber was gone, served the resorts, cottages,…

Unk, unk and Doc Tillapaugh in Interlochen.
A Photograph album of pictures taken by Hanley Wilhelm and his friends taken before WWI of their trips around the area.

Model T Ford pickup owned by Firmin Geneaux who owned rental cottages on Green Lake near Diamond Park. The second and third pictures have the Tuller farm in the back ground.

The Music Box gift shop. This was the final building built in 1967 and used until it closed.
Interlochen was platted in 1890 where the M&NE and C&WM railroads crossed. It quickly became a lumber town and later after the lumber was gone, served the…