Browse Items (30 total) Tags: Mitchell Street Browse All Browse by Tag Search Items Previous Page of 2 Sort by: TitleCreatorDate Added Don Kilwin residence 113 East Mitchell Street. Part of 1957 set of photos of residences and commercial buildings demolished by State Highway Department In 1958 for the new bypass. Tags: Mitchell Street, Petoskey, Residences Dudek residence 119 East Mitchell Street. Part of 1957 set of photos of residences and commercial buildings demolished by State Highway Department In 1958 for the new bypass. Tags: Mitchell Street, Petoskey, Residences Pure Station at corner of Emmet and East Mitchell Streets. Part of 1957 set of photos of residences and commercial buildings demolished by State Highway Department In 1958 for the new bypass. Tags: Emmet Street, Mitchell Street, Petoskey, Residences Wm. Ellis Rental residence at 107 East Mitchell Street. Part of 1957 set of photos of residences and commercial buildings demolished by State Highway Department In 1958 for the new bypass. Tags: Mitchell Street, Petoskey, Residences Louise Martz residence 103 East Mitchelll Street. Part of 1957 set of photos of residences and commercial buildings demolished by State Highway Department In 1958 for the new bypass. Tags: Mitchell Street, Petoskey, Residences Fisk’s Pharmacy later J. C. Penny at the corner of Howard and Mitchell Streets Tags: Businesses, Howard Street, Mitchell Street, Petoskey Montgomery Ward department store on Mitchell Street, taken from Waukazoo Street Tags: Businesses, Mitchell Street, Petoskey, Waukazoo Street Group of people from Methodist Church in train cars leaving for the Oden picnic in 1884 on Mitchell Street Tags: Churches, Mitchell Street, Petoskey Construction Workers for the First Presbyterian Church at the corner of Mitchell Street and Division Street in 1888 Tags: Churches, Division Street, Mitchell Street, Petoskey Vanalstyne House in 1885 on Babcock Street and east Mitchell Street, later location of Brown Motors Tags: Babcock Street, Hotels, Mitchell Street, Petoskey, Vanalstyne House Previous Page of 2 Featured Item Pere Marquette Depot; later to become the Chicago and West Michigan Railroad Depot, then the Little Traverse Historical Society History Museum