Browse Items (460 total) Collection: The Howard and Lila Ball Collection Browse All Browse by Tag Search Items Previous Page of 23 Next Page Sort by: TitleCreatorDate Added Bay’s Restaurant on Mitchell Street in Petoskey Tags: Businesses, Petoskey, Restaurants The fair grounds in Petoskey Tags: Emmet County, Fair Grounds Kellogg Studio advertisement Tags: Art, Businesses, Petoskey Dummy Train on the shore of Little Traverse Bay Tags: Dummy Train, Petoskey, Railroads Petoskey Mineral Baths on Lake Street Tags: Lake Street, Mineral Bath House, Petoskey Standard Service Station on the corner of Mitchell Street and Emmet Street in Petoskey Tags: Businesses, Lake Street, Mitchell Street, Petoskey The Bremmeyer Bain Hardware Store on Lake Street in Petoskey Tags: Businesses, Lake Street, Petoskey Magnus Building on the corner of Mitchell Street and Howard Street in Petoskey Tags: Businesses, Howard Street, Mitchell Street, Petoskey Mitchell Street Bridge in Petoskey Tags: Bear River, Bridges, Petoskey The Edison Petoskey Electric Light Plant Tags: Bear River, Dams, Petoskey, Power Plants Grist Mill on the Bear River In Petoskey Tags: Bear River, Mills, Petoskey Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad trestle across Bear River in 1898 Tags: Bridges, Petoskey, Railroads, Transportation Summer House, Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad Park in Petoskey Tags: Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad Park, Parks, Petoskey, Railroads, Summer House, Transportation Overlooking the Bear River and mills in Petoskey Tags: Bear River, Lumber, Mills, Petoskey Saw mill in Petoskey Tags: Bear River, Lumber, Mills, Petoskey Floyd L. Austin, First Chief of Police of Petoskey on right Tags: Petoskey, Police Department Workmen on railroad tracks Tags: Railroads Hankow Tea Company on East Mitchell Street Petoskey Tags: Businesses, Mitchell Street, Petoskey Advertisement for the Arcadia Restaurant in Petoskey Tags: Businesses, Petoskey Pere Marquette Depot; later to become the Chicago and West Michigan Railroad Depot, then the Little Traverse Historical Society History Museum Tags: Depots, Pere Marquette Railroad, Petoskey, Railroads, Transportation, Waterfornt Previous Page of 23 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.
