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"Residence W. Cary Hull - cor. State and Wellington Streets. Oval Wood Dish Co." The first William Cary Hull home, 1900.
Black and white photograph of the first William Cary Hull home on the NW corner of State and Wellington, 1900. The Hull family owned the Oval Wood Dish Company in Traverse City.
"Rev. Edwin J. Frederick, 'Father Fred'. " The Monument, which shows his life spanned 1925-2000.
Color photograph of the Father Fred Monument, which shows his life spanned 1925 to 2000.
"Rex Terrace on Elk Lake, Alden, Michigan." Three images of advertising, 1930.
Color photographs of a Rex Terrace advertisement card, 1930. Rex Terrace was a resort on Elk Lake in Alden, Michigan.
"Rigger. Edward Ferris, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ferris of Empire, enlisted in the army in 1939 and has graduated from the air corps technical school at Chanute Field as a parachute rigger."
Black and white photograph of Edward Ferris is a parachute rigger, 1945.
"Riley Sweers, Proprietor Marble and Granite Yards." A portrait.
Black and white photographic portrait of Riley Sweers, Proprietor of Marble and Granite Yards.
"Road & Beach, Neahtawanta."
Black and white photograph of the road and beach at Neahtawanta.
"Road bridge north of power plant", 24 March 1913
Postcard photograph of ruins of Mayfield power plant owned by Mrs. J.L. Gibbs. On the morning of 24 March 1913, flood waters had eaten away at the sandy embankment under the G.R. & I. Railroad tracks near the Mayfield dam. The dam collapsed, taking…
"Road bridge north of power plant", 24 March 1913
Postcard photograph of ruins of Mayfield power plant owned by Mrs. J.L. Gibbs. On the morning of 24 March 1913, flood waters had eaten away at the sandy embankment under the G.R. & I. Railroad tracks near the Mayfield dam. The dam collapsed, taking…
"Road bridge," persons standing on ruins, 24 March 1913
Postcard photograph of ruins of Mayfield power plant owned by Mrs. J.L. Gibbs. On the morning of 24 March 1913, flood waters had eaten away at the sandy embankment under the G.R. & I. Railroad tracks near the Mayfield dam. The dam collapsed, taking…
"Road leading to Camp Arbutus."
Black and white photograph of the road to Camp Arbutus.