Browse Items (3561 total) Browse All Browse by Tag Search Items Previous Page of 179 Next Page Sort by: TitleCreatorDate Added Mrs. John Foley Tags: People, Petoskey Mrs. Jessie C. Grossenbough Tags: People, Petoskey Mrs. I. Welsheimer, Veda Wheaton, Ida Cetas, and Irene Johnston from winning trip to State Fair in 4-H Clothing Work, 1928 Tags: 4-H Club, Agriculture Mrs. Eaton's Cottage, Roselle Rose. The present site of the Post Office Tags: Petoskey, Residences Mrs. David Menonaqua and Margaret Boyd's families. Tags: Mother Menonaqua, Native Americans Mr. Willis K. Jackson of Jackson and Tindle Tags: Logging, Pellston Mr. Walter Merris, Office Manager of Jackson and Tindle Tags: Logging, Pellston Mr. Steveson, Zookeeper, with two fawns at the Petoskey City Zoo Tags: Parks, Petoskey, Zoos Mr. Pearson providing a fitting demonstration for 4-H Dairy Club members, June, 1930 Tags: 4-H Club, Agriculture Mr. Pearson providing a fitting demonstration for 4-H Dairy Club members, June, 1930 Tags: 4-H Club, Agriculture Mr. Pearson at Frank Cook’s farm, providing a fitting demonstration for 4-H Dairy Club members, June, 1930 Tags: 4-H Club, Agriculture Mr. Lyons and a reporter from the Detroit Free Press at beginning of milkweed project, 1942 Tags: Agriculture, Milkweed Pods Mr. John Foley Tags: People, Petoskey Mr. Frank T. Tindle of Jackson and Tindle Tags: Logging, Pellston Mr. Cetas and O. I. Gregg at the Cetas Farm during Landscape planting demonstration, May 1, 1930 Tags: Agriculture, Landscaping Mr. And Mrs. W. Z. Searle. "The Jeweler" Tags: Businesses, People Mouth of the Pine River and adjoining buildings in Charlevoix Tags: Charlevoix Motor boat race on Little Traverse Bay just off the lake side of the Breakwater at the Petoskey waterfront Tags: Breakwater, Petoskey, Waterfront Mother Menonaqua, a member of the Presbyterian Church, at 104 Years old. Tags: Mother Menonaqua, Native Americans Mother Menonaqua and family. Tags: Mother Menonaqua, Native Americans Previous Page of 179 Next Page Featured Item Division Rd. In Petoskey
