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Black and white photgraph of a young girl identified as Grace Petertyl probably taken about 1913.

The woman on the far left appears to be Carrie Petertyl and the woman and man on the far left Margaret and Victor Petertyl. The child being held is probably Leslie Petertyl, and the boy standing Ernest Petertyl. The little girl seated in front is…

Men working on the Detage Club boat or launch on the shore of Lake Leelanau. Part of the album given to Julius Petertyl by Leslie Petertyl.

Black and white photograph of a man laying in the grass with four unidentified people sitting in the grass behind him (a man and three women). The man in front is identified as Mr. Wilhelm, probably Emanuel E. Wilhelm.

Photograph of two women standing outside looking at a camera. The woman on the right is Emma Meckel and the woman on the left may be her niece Marge Petertyl.

Two photographs from April 20,1913 of unidentified members of the Petertyl family picking arbutus. It was a favorite springtime activity. They were picked carefully and often sent to friends by mail.

Black and white picture of a woman sitting outside reading to two young girls. The girls are identified as Ruth Petertyl (on right) and Grace Petertyl (on left). The woman is identified as E. Carr, their aunt. The date under the picture is September…

Photograph of five girls outside the Petertyl house at 419 Sixth Street. They are tentatively identified from left to right as Ruth Petertyl, Marge Petertyl, Deb Taylor and Minnie Petertyl. The girl on the far right is not identified. The picture…

Photograph of Deb Taylor, a college friend of Marge Petertyl in front of the Petertyl house. The picture was taken on August 20, 1915.

Photograph of the seven daughters of Victor and Margaret Petertyl taken at their home at 419
Sixth Street in July 1914. They are from left to right, Ruth, Lottie, Bertha, unknown, Grace, Minnie, Marge, unknown, and Emma