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"Fountain. Front and Cass Sts., Traverse City, Mich."
Color postcard of the Cass Street Fountain, by Peck.
"Frank F. Greenough, firm of E. W. Hatch and Co., Agricultural Implements, Carriages, Hay & Grain."
The subject, Frank F. Greenough, posing in profile.
"Frank Friedrich." A portrait of the President of Boardman River Electric Light & Power Company, Friedrich Brothers Boots & Shoes.
Black and white photograph of Frank Friedrich, President of Boardman River Electric Light & Power Company, Friedrich Brothers Boots & Shoes.
"Frank Smith." A portrait.
Black and white photographic portrait of Frank Smith.
"Fred W. Seibert Gets Promotion." An article.
Black and white photograph of an article about Fred Siebert, of the Air Force, promoted to Lieutenant-Colonel. c. 1945.
"Frederick P. Boughey, Alderman Third Ward and of firm of Q.E. & F. P. Boughey, Carriage and Farming Implements."
Black and white photographic portrait of Frederick P. Boughey, Treasurer of Q.E. & F.P. Boughey and Company, Carriage & Farming Implements. He was also an Alderman of the Third Ward.
"Free Cooking School under auspices of Record Eagle." Traverse City Gas Company Cooking Demonstration, 1913.
Black and white photograph of the Traverse City Gas Company Cooking Demonstration, 1913. There is a sign "Free Cooking School under the auspices of Record Eagle", and advertisements for various kitchen items.
"Friendly Greetings From L.R.L." a postcard, 1905
Front Street
"From Club House, Sept. 1894." A Schooner on Grand Traverse Bay, as seen from the Wequetong Club, 1894.
Black and white photograph of a Schooner on Grand Traverse Bay, as seen from the Wequetong Club, 1894
"From distant Peru comes the wool of the Alpaca to be woven into warm, durable linings for out winter overcoats and suitings." The beginning lines of an advertising piece for the Men's Fashion Shop, 124 E. Front Street, October 1911.
Color photograph of an advertising piece for the Men's Fashion Shop, 124 E. Front Street, October 1911.