Browse Items (3533 total) Browse All Browse by Tag Search Items Previous Page of 177 Next Page Sort by: TitleCreatorDate Added Abandoned power station on Maple River near where the Dam Site Inn now stands Tags: Dams, Logging, Maple River, Pellston A large group of loggers, featuring Colonel Charles Bogardus (seated middle) with beard and white campaign hat at the east mill Tags: Logging, Mills, Pellston Fourteen workmen in a Bogardus lumber camp. Colonel Charles Bogardus is on a log in the background with a beard and a white campaign hat Tags: Logging, Pellston 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 Road to Douglas Lake stripped by the Jackson and Tindle Co. after Colonel Charles Bogardus went bankrupt Tags: Logging, Pellston Colonel Charles Bogardus’s home on Edgar St. built around 1903 Tags: Logging, Pellston Amos Linton, Engineer, with the “Big Wheel” drive mechanism at the Jackson and Tindle Co. sawmill Tags: Logging, Mills, Pellston First Methodist Church Tags: Churches, Pellston Colonel Charles Bogardus’s home on Edgar St. built around 1903 Tags: Logging, Pellston A man standing in a street beside a troika wagon with two dogs Tags: Pellston Ten men inside Beadlite Ice Cream Parlor Tags: Business, Pellston Four men inside Eaton’s Drug Store Tags: Business, Pellston Man behind counter in Pellston ice cream parlor Tags: Business, Pellston Dr. Moorman of Pellston and three other men outside a building Tags: Pellston Two men operating a steam log loader Tags: Logging, Pellston Two men standing beside a steam engine in a rail yard Tags: Logging, Pellston Large group of men outside buildings of crude construction [barracks?] Tags: Logging, Pellston Two young boys sitting on a log in front of a stockpile of logs Tags: Logging, Pellston A stockpile of logs Tags: Logging, Pellston Previous Page of 177 Next Page Featured Item Men logging. Oxen used for skidding logs to Crowl Lumber Camp. Ray Highs of Harbor Springs drove one of the team of oxen. The tall man in the center is Jim Davenpors, Boss. the boy in knee pants is Arthur Davenpors.
