Baynton Collection
Dublin Core
Title
Baynton Collection
Rights
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Identifier
782.100908
Collection Items
Woman, (probably Annie Oakley) riding in Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show in Traverse City Parade.
Woman rides horse into town with onlookers. One is holding a sign.
![[Untitled]](https://newhistory.tadl.org/files/square_thumbnails/975656c153dde968d7c20fbd1762a266.jpg "[Untitled]")
"Slab. Town". Native American family in front of their Slabtown home, built of lumber slabs from the mills.
!["Slab. Town". Native American family in front of their Slabtown home, built of lumber slabs from the mills.](https://newhistory.tadl.org/files/square_thumbnails/9f802bc0e72e5281e1e17cbbd7b5fabe.jpg ""Slab. Town". Native American family in front of their Slabtown home, built of lumber slabs from the mills.")
Black and white photograph of a Native American family in front of their "Slabtown" home built of lumber slabs from the mills. Slabtown was located near the bay.
The Friends Meeting House (Church) on the S.W. corner of Oak and 5th Streets.
Black and white photograph of the Friends Meeting House (Church) on the S.W. corner of Oak and 5th Streets (Early picture as there aren't any trees.)
An unknown home with 1930's vintage car.
Black and white photograph of an unknown home with 1930's vintage car.
A Railroad Engine at the old Con Foster Museum in Clinch Park.
Black and white photograph of a Railroad Engine at the old Con Foster Museum in Clinch Park.
The ship, "The City of Grand Rapids", one of the company boats of Hannah and Lay Company.
![The ship, "The City of Grand Rapids", one of the company boats of Hannah and Lay Company.](https://newhistory.tadl.org/files/square_thumbnails/8eb14d58731a37d173e5bb6bc78df0ae.jpg "The ship, "The City of Grand Rapids", one of the company boats of Hannah and Lay Company.")
Black and white photograph of the ship, "City of Grand Rapids", which, along with T.S. Faxton and City of Traverse, was known as the company boat of the Hannah and Lay Company. Both freight and passengers were carried to the Traverse City area via…
The interior of the S.E. Wait Drug Store on Front Street.
Black and white photograph of the interior of the S.E. Wait Drug Store on Front Street.
Two photographs of two different ladies standing along the bay, c. 1910.
Two black and white photographs of two different ladies standing along the bay, c. 1910.
The trails and woods around Green Lake in the Interlochen area.
Twelve black and white photographs of the trails and woods around Green Lake in the Interlochen area.
Collection Tree
- Baynton Collection