Browse Items (3533 total) Browse All Browse by Tag Search Items Previous Page of 177 Next Page Sort by: TitleCreatorDate Added Pierce and Son Farm, Mackinaw City, taken before landscape planting demonstration by O. I. Gregg, 1930 Tags: Agriculture, Landscaping, Mackinaw City Pierce and Son Farm, Mackinaw City, taken before landscape planting demonstration by O. I. Gregg, 1930 Tags: Agriculture, Landscaping, Mackinaw City Pierce and Son’s new silo at Mackinaw CIty, 1938 Tags: Agriculture, Mackinaw City Pioneer (also called Sunset) Park Tags: Parks, Petoskey Pioneer Hardware float in Petoskey. Tags: Parades, Petoskey Pipe thawing outfit around 1900 in Harbor Springs Tags: Harbor Springs Pitting potatoes from blighted field, Michael Fate Farm, 1940 Tags: Agriculture, Potatoes Planing Mill and Maple Flooring Factory of W. L. McManus Lumber Co. in Petoskey, 1905. Tags: Bear River, Lumber, Mills, Petoskey Plat of Roaring Brook Resort Tags: Roaring Brook Porter of Chicago and West Michigan Railroad Tags: Chicago and West Michigan Railroad, Petoskey, Railroads, Transportation Porter residence featuring Dick Porter and George Porter (twins) Tags: Petoskey, Residences Portrait of a man, woman, and dog Tags: People, Petoskey Portrait of Colonel Charles Bogardus as he looked when he came to pellston in 1901 Tags: Logging, Pellston Portrait of Mrs. Hannah (Pells) Bogardus as she looked when she moved to Pellston in 1901 Tags: Logging, Pellston Portrait sketch of Louis H. White, September 4, 1937 Tags: People, Petoskey Portraits of the staff of the Petoskey Housefurnishing Company on Mitchell St. in Petoskey. Tags: Mitchell St., Petoskey Post Office / Hufford Store in Conway Tags: Businesses, Conway, Post Office Post Office and Cushman House Annex in Petoskey Tags: Hotels, Mitchell Street, Petoskey Post Office on Mitchell Street in Petoskey Tags: Mitchell Street, Petoskey, Post Office Post Office on Mitchell Street in Petoskey Tags: Mitchell Street, Petoskey, Post Office Previous Page of 177 Next Page Featured Item Andrew Porter and Mary Glenn Porter, first white settlers in the Petoskey area at Porters Village and missionaries to the Native Americans.
