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Two black and white photographs of a high wire walker performing in Traverse City.

Black and white photograph at Sleder's Saloon or tavern on Randolph Street, c. 1900. There are four men standing in front of the bar, and three men behind the bar.

Three black and white photographs of loggers with loads of logs on sleds. Note the man at a seemingly impossible angle. He has a cant hook (used for rolling logs) stuck in the log and is resting on its handle which is behind him.

Two black and white photographs of a fishing camp on the Boardman River.

Black and white photograph of Montgomery Wards, Harris Sample Furniture and the Hannah Lay Hardware stores, all in the original Hannah Lay building on Front Street, c. 1940.

Black and white photograph of Bensley men showing their beards for the 1947 Traverse City Centennial contest. Jack Bensley on right.

Black and white photograph of D.H. Day loggers near Bow Lake., 1912.

Black and white photograph of Louis Petroski and Tedor Langoski sawing a log in the St. Peter hills west of Cedar, 1910.

Black and white photograph, an early picture of the Friends Church on 5th Street. (Note the size of the newly planted trees.)

Black and white photograph of the Friedrich Building at 122-124 Front Street. Both "Friedrich's Popular Shoe House" and "T.J. Host Popular Clothing House" are in it at the time of this picture.