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2 photos: (a) Edith Courtade and friend seated on the ground probably in Hannah Park. In background is a commercial sign: Traverse City Wagon Works, A. J. Petertyl, Prop. The building was located on the west side of Union Street at the corner of…

Hannah Park between Sixth St. and the banks of the Boardman River was a pleasant place for a summer stroll. Built just after the turn of the century, it was beautifully landscaped and carefully maintained for the pleasure of the whole city.

Black and white photograph of Hannah Park, looking west. A tiny bit of the Boardman River can be seen on the far right.

Black and white postcard of rustic stairway from Union St. to Hannah Park.

Black and white photograph of the walking bridge over the Boardman River at Hannah Park. (Note the sluceway used to float logs to the sawmill downstream after the installation of the Hannah Lay Grist mill dam just up stream.)

Hanah Park with grist mill in the background.

Boardman river looking at back of Carnegie Library, Hannah Park

Irene Pohorol, Eunice Rosser, Mabel McMichael, Maude McMichael, and Grace Pohoral at the original Union Street Bridge, sitting on the stairs to Hannah Park, undated.

Black and white image of Hannah Park, Traverse City, taken from the north bank of the Boardman River and looking south. The image is inscribed "Hannah Park, Traverse City, Mich., about 1887."

The south Union Street Bridge at Hannah Park on the Boardman River near 6th Street. Note the old Pere Marquette railroad grade and tracks in picture numbers #2, 3,5,11.

Both of these "Marvelous Monday" photos were taken behind the Carnegie…