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Overview of the Oval Wood Dish Company, the Boardman River and downtown Traverse City.
The OWD Co. employed more than 500 people and had an annual payroll in excess of $200,000. Its factories produced a variety of hardwood products including thin…

3 unidentified members of a baseball team probably in the Traverse City area. (See 831.050609.10 for the whole team.)

A train entering Traverse City from the south along the east side of Boardman Lake near the bluffs. (Keystone road is on the side of the bluffs now.)

Dr. Thirlby's horse and buggy.

Picture of Miss. Lillian Sanderson, "A girl that rode after the horse."

Second Beitner Mill on the NE shore of Boardman Lake, close to where the library is today. The mill made chair parts.

Manton Public School building.

The Congregational and Presbyterian churches on Washington Street.

A card advertising the room rates of the Campbell House, later it became the Park Place Hotel after being purchased by Perry Hannah. The reverse side has the pickup times for the City Omnibus Line.