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- Collection: Victor Petertyl Family Collection
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Standing from left to right as Victor Petertyl, Margaret Petertyl. unknown woman, Ruth Petertyl, Grace Petertyl, Ernest Petertyl and Carrie Petertyl. The front row seated from left to right are Minnie Petertyl, unknown woman, Emma Petertyl holding…
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Double exposed black and white photograph of a woman and two children sitting on a step and a woman bent over in a field. The woman and children appear to be the same as those shown in 940.080309.77 and may also be included in the grouping in…
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Black and white photograph of two boys standing outside with holding eleven fish they have caught. They are identified as Chester Meckel on the right and his cousin Louis Petertyl.
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Black and white photograph of Ruth Petertyl standing in front of her home at 419 Sixth Street. The Carnegie Library can be seen in the background. Probably taken about 1913.
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A small boat in the middle of a lake. It is too small to make out the occupants but it appears to be the same boat that is in photo 940.080309.37
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Photograph of Deb Taylor, a college friend of Marge Petertyl, taken on the front porch of the Petertyl home at 419 Sixth Street on August 20, 1915.
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Photograph of three women standing by the water near the Grand Traverse Lighthouse in Northport. The one on the left is Emma Meckel, and the one on the right is Minnie Meckel. The woman in the middle is not identified.
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Black and white photograph of the three Petertyl boys, from left to right, Emanuel, Leslie, and Ernest in a small boat with an unidentified man standing in the water next to the boat. Probably taken on Carp Lake near the Detage Club.
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Black and white photograph of four adults and three children in a small boat sitting at a dock with a steel bridge in the background. It was identified as Leland, Michigan. The woman on the left is probably Carrie Petertyl and the two children…
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Two unidentified women in a field or possibly a berry patch. They have a 'wicker baby buggie beside them covered with a parasol. Part of the album given to Julius Petertyl by Leslie Petertyl.