Flint, Michigan street scene, Palace Theater

On verso: Flint, Mich., 1920s

Western Union office and employees, Flint, Michigan

On verso: Flint, Mich., 1920s

G. Mennen Williams with Martin Luther King and Horace Sheffield

[Horace Sheffield is to left of Governor Williams]

University of Michigan football players, 1895

Left to right: Forrest Hall, James Baird, Bert Carr, James Hooper (Daybook, image #59) [sepia tone added]

'95 Varsity. Comp. of - Gibson & Clark

1894 University of Michigan football team

Americanization meeting, all Maltese at Deveraux Class

On verso: Americanization Meeting, 223 1/2 Michigan Ave. Home of Frank A. Agins, May, 1920. Manning Bros. Commercial Photographers .... Lincoln Building, Corner of State and ..., Detroit, Mich.

Brewster Homes

On verso: Spencer & Wyckoff, Commercial Photographers, Detroit

Pouring molten iron into open hearth furnaces

On verso: Phone Northway ... Graphic Arts Studios, Inc. Commercial Photographers, Graphic Arts Building, 41 Burroughs Avenue, Detroit, Mich.

Photographer with alleged gang members, Detroit, Mich.

On verso: Detroit Street Gangs. Photo: Jan Prezzalo

Angell Hall

Albert Kahn, architect. Building completed 1924. Named James Burrill Angell Hall. Sometimescalled Literary College. Interior ceiling decorations: Di Lorenzo Studios, N.Y. On verso: tops of campus buildings, Univ. of Michigan. Photographer's stamp includes: Sparkletone Print

Formal opening the new Michigan Stadium Ann Arbor

View from the south of the stadium during the Ohio State-Michigan game. On image: KAUFMANN & FABRY CO. COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS 425 South Wabash Ave. CHICAGO TELEPHONE HARRISON 3135 MOST THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED PHOTOGRAPHIC PLANT IN AMERICA. Verso: Rotary Club of Chicago 10/25/27

On a Sunday Afternoon

verso: About the year 1910, most farmers were forced to work six days a week, from sunrise to sunset, in order to have an adequate standard of living. After attending church on Sunday, if someone in the area was fortunate enough to own a phonograph, he would lug it a considerable distance to the home of some friend, where neighbors for miles would gather for an afternoon of music and visiting

Ray Freeland of Harbor Springs with his homemade "Dragonfly" ice sled on Little Traverse Bay

verso: Ray is still living in Harbor Springs

A day of wood cutting, splitting and stacking by the Ottawa Indians for the "Fathers" of Holy Childhood Church and School of Harbor Springs.

verso: Photograph was made around 1900.