Browse Items (3533 total) Browse All Browse by Tag Search Items Previous Page of 177 Next Page Sort by: TitleCreatorDate Added Jackson and Tindle Co. Mill featuring mill pond and Maple River Tags: Logging, Mills, Pellston Marching band in a parade Tags: Bands, Pellston Jackson and Tindle Co. horse drawn float in a parade, downtown Pellston Tags: Logging, Parades, Pellston Jackson and Tindle Co. horse drawn float in a parade, downtown Pellston Tags: Logging, Parades, Pellston Schoolchildren in horse drawn float Tags: Parades, Pellston P. P. M. and L. C. O. Horse Drawn float Tags: Parades, Pellston Logs at the Jackson and Tindle Co. Mill Tags: Logging, Mills, Pellston Ten workmen posed outside a building Tags: Logging, Pellston Culvert and spillway at Robinson Road, west branch of the Maple River Tags: Logging, Maple River, Pellston Virgin forest, Douglas Lake Drive Tags: Logging, Pellston Man, rail, and water tower outside office at Jackson and Tindle Co. Mill Tags: Logging, Mills, Pellston Three teams of horses and five men with ninety six logs loaded on a sled Tags: Logging, Pellston Three men loading logs with a crane at the Jackson and Tindle Co. Mill Tags: Logging, Mills, Pellston Jackson and Tindle Co. Mill featuring mill pond and Maple River Tags: Logging, Maple River, Mills, Pellston A man and a boy in a horse drawn wagon loaded with small milled wood [barrel staves?] Tags: Logging, Mills, Pellston The “Last Log to be sawed at the Jackson and Tindle Co. Saw mill” Tags: Logging, Mills, Pellston A man with two horses and tack Tags: Logging, Pellston McRae Lumber Co. truck decorated for a parade Tags: Business, Parades, Pellston Stanley McRae dressed as a lumberjack with a broad (hewing) axe Tags: Logging, Pellston Boy alongside a parade float “Last Log Cut in Pellston Area” several logs lashed to sled skids with an adze sunk into the top log Tags: Logging, Parades, Pellston Previous Page of 177 Next Page Featured Item The Suburban Station in Petoskey in the early 1900s. This was the same site as Petoskey's first depot. It was used only in the summer and closed in the winter.
