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Black and white photograph of a man and three boys outside near a building in the woods working at a table. Probably Albert Petertyl and his three sons, from left to right, Emanuel, Leslie and Ernest. Appears to be taken the same day as picture…

Photograph of six women standing outside. They are identified from left to right as Minnie Petertyl, Emma Meckel Tousey, Lottie Petertyl, Emma Petertyl, Minnie Meckel, and Marge Petertyl.

House at 206 W. Eighth Street purchased by Victor Petertyl for his parents Francis and Thomas Petertyl. It was taken in the winter.

Three man enjoying a drink in the woods. The man in the bandana is identified as Albert Petertyl (per Nancy Olsen). Part of the album given to Julius Petertyl by Leslie Petertyl.

Three unidentified men holding parts of an accordian. The picture was titled "Death of an accordian". Part of the album given to Julius Petertyl by Leslie Peteryl.

House at 419 Sixth Street which was owned by the Victor and Margaret Petertyl family from 1907-1972. The date under the photograph is June 1905.

Two unidentified men lying in the snow wearing showshoes. They appear to be the same two men that appear in 762.080707.66 and the one man appears to be the same individual shown in 762.080707.62. Part of the album given to Julius Petertyl by Leslie…

Men in the woods with nets and fishing poles. Albert Petertyl is in the center with bandana on his head and Em. Wilhelm is on the right with the creel. Part of the album given to Julius Petertyl by Leslie Petertyl.

Four women standing in the snow. The one on the right is identified as Frances Petertyl and the other three as her sisters.

Black and white photograph of the three Petertyl boys, Leslie, Emanuel (back to camera) and Ernest in a small boat on Carp Lake near the Detage Club.