Browse Items (3533 total) Browse All Browse by Tag Search Items Previous Page of 177 Next Page Sort by: TitleCreatorDate Added Elton F. MacDonald of Petoskey Tags: Petoskey Jalne E .Ferguson making barrels in Petoskey Tags: Business, Petoskey Elton F. MacDonald of Petoskey Tags: Petoskey Dr Henry J Calkins: a Civil War doctor who came to Petoskey in 1882. He was the only physician of Lockwood Hospital. His office was located over the Coffman Jewelry Store in 1882 Tags: Petoskey Top Picture: Birthplace of Esther Glenn Porter Simms on State Street, Sept. 3, 1892. Pictured: Papa Porter, Baby Esther, Aunt Eva Nichols, Grandma Porter, Mama Porter, Grandpa Porter, Isabel, and Edith; Bottom picture: Birthplace of Lowrie James Porter on Grove Street, July 27, 1895. Pictured: Edith and Isabel Porter Tags: Petoskey, Porter The Porter Family. Tags: Petoskey, Porter Alick Rosenthal of Petoskey Tags: Petoskey Horace Rose of Petoskey Tags: Petoskey William Wallace and Mary Elizabeth Harkins Van Camp in front of their store store at 422 Mitchell St. prior to 1887 Tags: Business, Mitchell St., Petoskey Emma McDonald and a young man in a pony drawn cart on the shore of Little Traverse Bay near Petoskey Tags: Petoskey George McCabe of Bump and McCabe Hardware in Petoskey Tags: Business, Mitchell St., Petoskey George Bump of Bump and McCabe Hardware in Petoskey Tags: Business, Mitchell St., Petoskey Clara Brockway on steps to Peer Marquette Park in Petoskey Tags: Parks, Petoskey Workers who restored St. Francis Solanus Church circa 1930s Tags: Churches, Petoskey Zion Lutheran Church at 500 west Mitchell St. in Petoskey Tags: Churches, Petoskey Reverend John J. Cook, Minister of the Presbyterian church in Petoskey 1877 - 1878 Tags: Churches, Petoskey St. Francis Catholic Church in Petoskey Tags: Churches, Petoskey Interior of the First Presbyterian church in Petoskey. Funeral flowers for funeral of Rev. Frances Stout Tags: Churches, Petoskey Interior of the First Presbyterian church in Petoskey Tags: Churches, Petoskey Interior of the First Presbyterian church in Petoskey Tags: Churches, Petoskey Previous Page of 177 Next Page Featured Item Chicago and West Michigan Railroad Depot in Petoskey Immediately after completion in 1894 or 1895. Later to become the Little Traverse Historical Society History Museum.
