Images to accompany the 2026 tours in order of tour below.
Photographs are subject to copyright. Please do not reproduce without permission. Contact our library for print copies of most of the below photos. Thank you.
Photographs are subject to copyright. Please do not reproduce without permission. Contact our library for print copies of most of the below photos. Thank you.
Picture 1: DSS&A Passenger Station, Main Street, Marquette.
Picture 2: Railroad trestle over Front Street
Picture 3: Lower Harbor in 1873, as painted here by Edwin Shrottkey. View the original painting at the Marquette Regional History Center.
Picture 4: Picnic Rocks off east shore of Lake Superior, in City of Marquette.
Picture 5: Picnic Rocks with isthmus, showing shoreline changes.
Picture 6: View from top of Sugarloaf Mountain, facing south east.
Picture 7: Character Francois Mercure
Picture 8: Character Francois Mercure
Picture 9: Views from water Presque Isle
Picture 10: Presque Isle Map & 1900 image
Picture 11: The Kawbawgams at family home on Presque Isle. Their home was near the present day entrance to PI
Picture 12: Charley & Charlotte Kawbawgam's gravestone on Presque Isle (present day image).
Picture 13: The Palestra
Picture 14/15: Kaye Hall (very hard left) and Longyear Hall
Picture 16: Park Cemetery c 1887
Picture 17: Park Cemetery
 Picture 18: Carrie Watson Rankin |  Picture 19: Carrie and her father Jonas c 1870 |
Picture 20: 1904 poster for the new release of book: Dandelion Cottage
Picture 21: CW Rankin (standing) at 219 E. Ridge St, with: Eleanor Rankin, Polly Williams (friend), Phyllis Rankin, Florence Imogene Rankin seated. Earnest Jr, and John Williams (friend) far right.
Picture 22: St John's Catholic Church on Washington St, c 1953
Picture 23: Peter White Library, opened in 1904
Picture 24: Hotel Northland ads and postcard
Picture 25: 460 E. Ridge Street, Peter White's home.
Picture 26: Longyear estate from Cedar Street, looking east.
Picture 27: Longyear home, looking west up Ridge Street.
Picture 28: Drawing of Marquette, 1897, with Robert French's house circled in right third of image (corner of Pine and Michigan Streets).
Picture 29: View from the road leaving Presque Isle
Picture 30: After the 1868 fire
Picture 31: Plaindealer Newspaper, June 15, 1868
Picture 32: First National Bank, 1890 (after rebuild), Spring and Front Streets
Picture 33: Daily Mining Journal, September 22, 1904
Picture 34: interior Marquette County Courthouse
Picture 35: Marquette 20 years after fire, 1889.
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