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Picture 1 - Railyard along lake, at what is now Lakeshore Blvd
Picture 2 - Strap Rail, early rail method.
Picture 3 - Marquette Lower Harbor c.1889
Picture 4A - Downtown rail, looking south-east.
Pictures 4B - Example of a Pullman coach, showing interior carpentry.
Picture 5 - DSS&A Passenger Station, view looking north-east.
Picture 6 - Cast of Anatomy of a Murder in Mqt Co Courthouse, 1959. Author of "Anatomy," Robert Traver (John Voelker) front and center.
Picture 7 - Red Owl at Spring and Third Streets, c 1950. Image Courtesy Superior View.
Picture 8 - Red Owl Grocery opening, c 1950. Image Courtesy Superior View.
Picture 9 - Third and Maple Streets view (Maple is now bike path), 1955.
Picture 10 - Piggly Wiggly meat counter.
Pictures 11 - DSS&A Round Houses on Spring Street.
Picture 12 - Drawing of DSS&A Shops and Round House.
Picture 13 - Kathleen Esther Shingler, yearbook photo from 1929.
Picture 14 - L'Alliance Française club, 1929, at Northern State Teachers' College.
Picture 15 - Mining Journal article about biology major KSW.
Picture 16 - Northern State Normal School sketch by D.F. Charlton.
Picture 17 - Kaye Hall interior, at Northern Normal.
Picture 18 - Kaye Hall and Longyear Halls, 1920s. On site near corner of Kaye and Presque Isle Ave.
Picture 19 - Company M, 125th Infantry at Picnic Rocks, Marquette, October 1917.
Picture 20 - Dandelion Cottage novel. For sale at the Marquette Regional History Center!
Picture 21 - Longyear Mansion from Cedar Street.
Picture 22 - Longyear Mansion with Ridge Street on the south (left) side.
Picture 23 - Lighthouse Point, Marquette. Image from a lithographed postcard.
Picture 24 - Wreck of the Kershaw in background, ship Moonlight in foreground.
Picture 25 - Life Saving Service with Captain Cleary in center.
Picture 26 - Life Saving Service Station at water, Marquette.
Picture 27 - Grace Furnace at Lower Harbor, Marquette, c. 1895.
Picture 28 - the first Harlow House Amos and Olive built and lived in down by the harbor. This was the one that was school, post office, church, boarding house as well.
Picture 29 - Harlow's Wooden Man c. 1875 in Harlow's "Crescent Park."
Picture 30A - Olive Harlow
Picture 30B - Amos Harlow
Picture 31 - Harlow House 200 S. Front Street, their second home in Marquette.
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