Browse Items (173 total) Tags: 4-H Club Browse All Browse by Tag Search Items of 9 Next Page Sort by: TitleCreatorDate Added 14 of 17 members of the South Emmet Dairy Club, 1930 Tags: 4-H Club, Agriculture 4-H Achievement Day at Petoskey High School toboggan made by Foltz, 1940 Tags: 4-H Club, Agriculture, Petoskey 4-H Achievement Day at Petoskey High School, 1940 Tags: 4-H Club, Agriculture, Petoskey 4-H Achievement Day at Petoskey High School, 1940 Tags: 4-H Club, Agriculture, Petoskey 4-H Achievement Day, in the Petoskey High School, 1939 Tags: 4-H Club, Agriculture, Petoskey 4-H Achievement Day, member of Bliss Clothing Club, May2, 1936 Tags: 4-H Club, Agriculture, Bliss Township 4-H Club Achievement Day Clothing Club creations, 1937 Tags: 4-H Club, Agriculture 4-H Club Achievement Day Handicraft Club creations, 1937 Tags: 4-H Club, Agriculture 4-H Club Achievement Day, 1937 Tags: 4-H Club, Agriculture 4-H Club Achievement Day, Citizenship Ceremony at Petoskey High School, 1941 Tags: 4-H Club, Agriculture, Petoskey 4-H Club Achievement Day, Citizenship Ceremony at Petoskey High School, 1942 Tags: 4-H Club, Agriculture, Petoskey 4-H Club Achievement Day, Citizenship Ceremony at Petoskey High School, 1942 Tags: 4-H Club, Agriculture, Petoskey 4-H Club Achievement Day, Handicraft Honor Roll. 1943 Tags: 4-H Club, Agriculture 4-H Club Camp Kitchen at 1st Emmet County Camp, 1937 Tags: 4-H Club, Agriculture 4-H Club crops demonstration with Keith Redmond and Ed Cadwell of Levering at 1st Emmet County Camp, 1937 Tags: 4-H Club, Agriculture 4-H Club crops demonstration with Keith Redmond and Ed Cadwell of Levering at 1st Emmet County Camp, 1937 Tags: 4-H Club, Agriculture 4-H Club Crops judging at 1st Emmet County Camp, 1937 Tags: 4-H Club, Agriculture 4-H Club Crops judging at 1st Emmet County Camp, 1937 Tags: 4-H Club, Agriculture 4-H Club group at 1st Emmet County Camp, 1937 Tags: 4-H Club, Agriculture 4-H Club kitchen and members serving lunch at 1st Emmet County Camp, 1937 Tags: 4-H Club, Agriculture of 9 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.