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The Novak family in 1960.
Color photograph of the Novak family. Front, Elizabeth, Susan & Tom. Back, Mary Jane, David, Roberta & Walter Novak. 1960.
"Julius Nelson: Private Julius Nelson, formerly a resident of this city, was taken into the United States Army while employed in Detroit. He is located at Camp Forrest, Tenn." Ca. 1945.
Black and white photograph of Private Julius Nelson in a newspaper clipping. "Julius Nelson: Private Julius Nelson, formerly a resident of this city, was taken into the United States Army while employed in Detroit. He is located at Camp Forrest,…
"Traverse City Record=Eagle". The building at 123 Front Street.
Black and white photograph of The Traverse City Record Eagle building at 123 Front Street.
"HAMILTON, MILLIKEN & CO." The storefront, ca. 1873.
Black and white photograph of Hamilton, Milliken & Co., storefront, ca.1873
State Hospital barns, with four horses and two workers, ca. 1900.
Black and white photograph of the State Hospital barns, with 4 horses and 2 workers, ca. 1900. One of the workers is Albert Attinger. 2 white horses, and 2 black horses.
New Municipal Judge being sworn in, December 1940.
Black and white photograph of the new Municipal Judge being sworn in, December 1940. Another man is with him, holding the book he is being sworn in on.
Levenski auto wreck, 1948.
Black and white photograph of the Levenski auto wreck, 1948.
Henry Ford's house on the corner of Ford and Greenfield Roads in Dearborn, Michigan.
Black and white photograph of Henry Ford's house on the corner of Ford and Greenfield Roads in Dearborn, Michigan. This is in Greenfield Village, The Henry Ford.
Lulu Ione (Carver) Curtis and infant Geraldine Curtis, Kingsley, Michigan.
Black and white photograph of Lulu Ione (Carver) Curtis and infant Geraldine Curtis, Kingsley, Michigan.
Martinek Jewelry Store on Front Street, interior view
Black and white photograph of Martinek Jewelry Store on Front Street, interior view, ca. 1900. There are two male clerks/jewelers behind the display counter.