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"A Path near State Hospital, Traverse City, Mich." Lover's Lane- Peck postcard
State Hospital grounds path, with a man and woman walking down "Lover's Lane"
"A Pioneer," undated
Titled "A Pioneer". An early log building.
"A Relic of the past." the ship 'Queen of the Lakes' docked in a harbor.
Queen of the Lakes has a lot of deck space with a cabin and smokestack in the middle. A dock is behind it with a cabin to the left of the photo.
"A Story of Traverse City, Michigan and Some of the Early Settlers, written and illustrated by the artist Aldrich Farsky," 1908
Manuscript that runs 49 pages which was originally printed in 1908 in the national Czech publication, "Amerikan Kalandar." It was translated into English in 1977 by William E. Votruba and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Van Leishout. It tells of the…
"A. J. Bradshaw, Photographer."
Black and white photographic portrait of A.J. Bradshawphotographer.
"A.E. Waterbury, Jeweler." A portrait.
Black and white photograph of A. E. Waterbury, Jeweler.
"Across. Word has been received here that Corporal Glen R. Hubbell, son of Florence Hubbell, 710 E. Front Street, that he has arrived at a foreign destination." Ca. 1945.
Black and white photograph of an article about Glen Hubbell, now at a military foreign destination, ca. 1945.
"Admin. Bldg & Camp Store National Music Camp Interlochen Mich", ca. 1944.
Black and white picture postcard of the administrative building and camp store at the National Music Camp at Interlochen, ca. 1944.
"Admiral Walker Colantha. Senior Herd Sire of the Traverse Herd. His weight at 3 years, 10 months, 2300lbs. The record of his four nearest dams average: Butter, 7 days, 32.83 lbs. Butter, 30 days, 131.85 lbs."
Black and white photograph of Admiral Walker Colantha, head sire of the State Hospital herd.
"Aeroplane view of Grand Traverse Bay Region, Mich.," ca. 1910
Colored postcard image of Grand Traverse Region; Traverse City appears in the bottom of the image, at the top is the Straits of Mackinac; points of interest including Beaver Island and Little Traverse Bay are labeled throughout the image.