Browse Items (815 total) Collection: McCune Family Scrapbook Collection Browse All Browse by Tag Search Items Previous Page of 41 Next Page Sort by: TitleCreatorDate Added First National Bank on Howard Street, October 24, 1976 Tags: Howard Street, Banks, Petoskey Marching Band in July 4, 1976 parade on Howard Street Tags: Howard Street, Parades, Petoskey First National Bank on Howard Street, October 24, 1976 Tags: Howard Street, Banks, Petoskey July 4, 1976 parade on Howard Street Tags: Howard Street, Parades, Petoskey First National Bank on Howard Street, October 24, 1976 Tags: Howard Street, Banks, Petoskey July 4, 1976 parade on Howard Street Tags: Howard Street, Parades, Petoskey Howard Street, October 24, 1976 Tags: Howard Street, Petoskey July 4, 1976 parade on Howard Street Tags: Howard Street, Parades, Petoskey Fryman's Shoe Store on Howard Street Tags: Businesses, Howard Street, Petoskey Auto Center in Winter Tags: Businesses, Petoskey, Transportation Montgomery Ward department store on Mitchell Street, taken from Waukazoo Street Tags: Businesses, Mitchell Street, Petoskey, Waukazoo Street Looking north down Howard Street, featuring the First National Bank and Palace Theater Tags: Howard Street, Banks, Petoskey Greenwood Church Tags: Churches, Petoskey Catholic Ceremony conducted here the Catholic Church Now Stands (St. Solanus or St. Francis Xavier?) Tags: Churches, Petoskey St. Solanus Catholic Church in Petoskey Tags: Churches, Petoskey Four Square Indian Church Tags: Churches, Petoskey Upper left: Methodist Church; right: Presbyterian Church, bottom: 7th Day Adventist Church Tags: Churches, Petoskey Old Presbyterian Church in 1885 on Division Street near Rose Street Tags: Churches, Division Street, Petoskey Present Presbyterian Church. Dedicated in 1889 Tags: Churches, Petoskey Present Presbyterian Church Tags: Churches, Petoskey Previous Page of 41 Next Page Featured Item Men logging. Oxen used for skidding logs to Crowl Lumber Camp. Ray Highs of Harbor Springs drove one of the team of oxen. The tall man in the center is Jim Davenpors, Boss. the boy in knee pants is Arthur Davenpors.
