Browse Items (3533 total) Browse All Browse by Tag Search Items Previous Page of 177 Next Page Sort by: TitleCreatorDate Added Greenwood Church Tags: Churches, Petoskey Looking north down Howard Street, featuring the First National Bank and Palace Theater Tags: Howard Street, Banks, Petoskey Montgomery Ward department store on Mitchell Street, taken from Waukazoo Street Tags: Businesses, Mitchell Street, Petoskey, Waukazoo Street Auto Center in Winter Tags: Businesses, Petoskey, Transportation Fryman's Shoe Store on Howard Street Tags: Businesses, Howard Street, 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 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 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 Color Guard July 4, 1976 parade on Howard Street Tags: Howard Street, Parades, Petoskey Carnegie Library on Mitchell Street Tags: Libraries, Petoskey Pumco (Petoskey Upholstery and Mattress Company) on the Corner of Bay Street and Howard Street in November 1977 Tags: Bay Street, Businesses, Howard Street, Petoskey Corner of Bay Street and Howard Street Tags: Bay Street, Howard Street, Petoskey The Midway, including The Congo Shop, Let Hats, and Alice John Waters stores Tags: Businesses, Midway, Petoskey View of Lake Street with heavy snowfall Tags: Lake Street, Petoskey View of Lake Street including Barney Linens and Pearle Cutting Tags: Lake Street, Petoskey Previous Page of 177 Next Page Featured Item The early home of Chief Ignatius Petoskey. Built in 1867, later bought by Samuel Knicht. The house was torn down in the 1920s.
