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Black and white photograph of the home of Thomas and Frances Petertyl located at 206 West Eighth Street. It was taken in the winter and there are three unidentified children on the porch. The house shows modifications from earlier pictures in the…

Black and white photograph of a young boy about three or four standing outside, 1905-1907. He is identified as Ernest Petertyl under the photograph.

Black and white photograph of a young child identified as Jennie Louise Meckel feeding the chickens in the backyard of the Petertyl home at 419 Sixth Street, September 1915.

Black and white photograph of four young people standing beside a pony. The boy in the picture is identified as Leonard Pratt, a neighbor of the Petertyl family on Sixth Street. It is his pony. The young girl on the right is identified as Ruth…

Black and white photograph of 8 people sitting on the deck of the Wequetong Club during a picnic on April 26, 1915. In the front row from left to right: unknown woman, Ruth Petertyl and Grace Petertyl. In the back row from left to right: unknown…

Black and white photograph of seven women standing outside leaning against a fence. They are tentatively identified from left to right: unknown, Bertha, Minnie Petertyl, Ruth Petertyl, Minnie Meckel, Marge Petertyl, and Emma Meckel, 1914.

Black and white photograph of Ruth Petertyl holding a pony cart with an unidentified child in the cart. The pony cart belonged to either Gwen Santo or Leonard Pratt, the next door neighbors of the Victor Petertyl's on Sixth Street.

Black and white photograph of seven girls sitting on the porch at the Victor Petertyl home at 419 Sixth Street. The girls in the front are identified as Grace (left) and Ruth (right) Petertyl, and at the rear Marge (second from left) and Minnie…

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.

Black and white photograph of Marge Petertyl (in black and white hat) boarding the train at the
G. R. & I. Station in Traverse City on her way to Kalamazoo College. It was taken on September 14, 1914.