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- Collection: Traverse Area Historical Society Local History Collection
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"Gets Rating: Buddy Baesch, who enlisted in the United States Navy two months ago from the Traverse City recruiting substation, has been promoted to petty officer 3rd class, according to an announcement from the Great Lakes Naval Training station at Great Lakes, Illinois." Ca. 1945.
Black and white photograph of Buddy Baesch in his Naval uniform, ca. 1945.
"Cleaning Bensley 125 Cass Street. Phone 335." Lauren Bensley at the reins of a Bensley Cleaners horse and buggy.
Black and white photograph of Lauren Bensley at the reins of a Bensley Cleaners horse and buggy. The address on the buggy says 125 Cass Street.
Professional group photograph of unidentified people, most likely a family, which includes one female and seven males, two of which are children, 1890s.
Black and white professional group photograph of unidentified people, perhaps a family photo, includes adults and children of various ages. Perhaps a Fife Lake family?
Interior of the First National Bank.
Black and white photograph of the interior of the First National Bank.
West Bay from Bay Street, ca. 1975.
Color photograph of West Bay from Bay Street, ca. 1975.
"S.E. Wait. Memorial. Bowers Harbor, Traverse City, Mich." Rock with plaque.
Black and white photograph of the S.E. Wait Memorial Plaque at Bowers Harbor, 1813-1919.
Mancelona Float, winner of the Queen's Trophy, in the 1975 Cherry Festival Parade.
Color photograph of the Mancelona Float, winner of Queen's Trophy, in the 1975 Cherry Festival Parade. There are 3 females riding the float, each in a formal dress.
"George Sleder Sea Scout." A photograph of George in uniform outside a barrack. ca. 1945.
Black and white photograph of George Sleder, Sea Scout, in uniform outside a Barrack, ca 1945.
1924 coal train wreck near Sabin Dam.
Black and white photograph of a 1924 coal train wreck near Sabin Dam.
Scharmen Pioneer grave in Boardman River Valley.
Color photograph of Scharmen Pioneer grave in Boardman River Valley. The top is engraved "FATHER". Death appears to be April 1915.