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"Winter at Birchwood, Traverse City," ca. 1909
Colored postcard image of Birchwood Resort on Old Mission Peninsula in the wintertime.
"Winter Sport on Traverse Bay, Traverse City, Mich.," undated
Colored postcard of ice boats on Grand Traverse Bay in front of the Wequetong Club, ca. 1900.
"Winter Sports in Traverse Bay," ca. 1910
Colored postcard in oversized format of "Winter Sports on Traverse Bay," showing persons out on the Grand Traverse Bay sailing over ice. In the background is the Wequetong Club of Traverse City.
"Winter Sports on Traverse Bay," ca. 1910.
Colored postcard of "Winter Sports on Traverse Bay," showing persons out on the Grand Traverse Bay sailing over ice. In the background is the Wequetong Club of Traverse City. This image is cropped from an oversized colored postcard of the same…
"Woodburn Hall - Camp Interlochen." Two photographs of Camp Interlochen.
Two black and white photographs of Camp Interlochen, a private girls camp run by Christina and Parker Pennington from 1917-1943. It was located on Green Lake near Interlochen. Woodburn Hall was an early meeting hall at the camp.
"World's Longest Shell Core?" An article from Modern Castings, 1963.
Black and white photograph of a Trade Magazine article about Traverse City Iron Works making the world's longest shell core, 1963.
"Wright's Drugs." Back door at 209 E. Front Street, 1940-1950.
Black and white photograph of Wright's Drug Store at the back door, 209 E. Front Street, 1940-1950.
"X indicates where body of John Hawthorne was found, about 100 rods below dam," 24 March 1913
Postcard photograph of ruins of Mayfield power plant owned by Mrs. J.L. Gibbs. On the morning of 24 March 1913, flood waters had eaten away at the sandy embankment under the G.R. & I. Railroad tracks near the Mayfield dam. The dam collapsed, taking…
"Yachting at Traverse City," ca. 1960
Color photographic postcard of "Yachting at Traverse City, Michigan. At Traverse City is located one of Northern Michigan's finest and most modern yacht basins with a beautirul protected harbor on Grand Traverse Bay. Owners of beautiful cruisers and…
"You can tell they are freshies", Bill Cook and Don Case, 1918
"You can tell they are freshies", Bill Cook and Don Case, 1918