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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, Grace, Ruth, Bertha, unknown, Lottie, Emma,
Minnie, Marge, and unknown.

Victor Petertyl's children standing outside in the snow. They are identified from left to right as Minnie, Tommy, Bertha, and Lottie.

Black and white photograph of Victor and Margaret Petertyl sitting with their daughters Ruth (on left) and Grace (on right) in front of their fireplace at 419 Sixth Street.

Black and white photograph of two small children standing in the snow. They are identified as Thomas Petertyl and Emma Petertyl.

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

Black and white photograph of two small girls in matching white pinafores identified as Minnie and Lottie Petertyl.

Black and white photograph of the house at 419 Sixth Street owned by the Victor Petertyl family from 1907-1972. The photograph was taken in the winter and there is a unidentified girl standing with a small female child on the porch.

Small black and white photograph of a woman identified as Bertha Petertyl standing outside. It was probably in the early 1900's.

Photograph taken on the porch of the Victor Petertyl home at 419 Sixth Street. There are four young women sitting on the swing. They are identified from left to right as Edith Payson, Marge Petertyl, Emma Petertyl, and unknown.

Black and white photograph of Julius Hanslovsky and Marge Petertyl at the Grand Rapids and Indiana (GR&I) Railroad station in Traverse City on September 14, 1914 leaving for Kalamazoo College.