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Color postcard from approximately 1952 of a doe seated in front of the Shrine of St. Francis of Assisi in Petoskey, Michigan.

Color postcard from 1900 of a street scene on Lake Street, with a big welcome sign in the background, in Petoskey, Michigan.

Color postcard from circa 1907-1915 of the Cushman Hotel (also known as the Cushman House) in Petoskey, Michigan.

Color postcard from circa 1907-1915 of Mineral Well Park (which features a small mineral spring) in Petoskey, Michigan.

Color postcard from circa 1915-1925 of Mitchell Street in Petoskey, Michigan.

Color postcard from 1900 showing a view of Petoskey, Michigan and its harbor on Little Traverse Bay.

Color postcard from circa 1910-1920 of a bird's-eye view of the Pere Marquette Railway depot, right on the bay, in Petoskey, Michigan.

Color postcard from circa 1907-1915 showing various views of Petoskey, Michigan.

Color postcard from circa 1940-1950 showing a view of Petoskey, Michigan and Little Traverse Bay from the pier.

Color postcard from circa 1920-1930 showing a view of high-rises in Detroit, Michigan, looking north between Woodward Avenue and and Griswold Street. The white building on the left is the Ford Building (1909), with the Penobscot Building addition from 1916 on the far left. The white building in the background on the left is the Dime Building (1912). The taller building in the center background is the Majestic Building (1898), and the skyscraper on the right is the First National Building (1922).

Color postcard from circa 1927-1929 showing the Michigan Central Station in Detroit, Michigan. Opened in 1913, it was designed by the same firm that designed New York City's Grand Central Terminal and was used until 1988. This postcard is from the souvenir fold-out pack "Detroit's Largest Industries and Hotels."

Color postcard from 1914 depicting a scene on the Detroit River in 1810 in Detroit, Michigan.

Color postcard from approximately 1907 showing showing Cadillac Square looking east from Detroit City Hall (now One Kennedy Square) in Detroit, Michigan. The Michigan Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument, erected in 1872 to commemorate Michigan soldiers' and sailors' who died in the Civil War, can be seen in the center. In the background is the old Wayne County Courthouse (now the Wayne County Building), built in 1897. The image itself is likely from before 1902, as the Pontchartrain Hotel was built in that year where the building on the right stands in this postcard.

Color postcard from 1919 showing Monroe Avenue at Cadillac Square in Detroit, Michigan. The skyscraper in the image is the Cadillac Square Building, built in 1919 and designed by Louis Kamper. It was demolished and replaced by a parking lot in 1978. In the foreground, in front of the Cadillac Square Building in the image is the Michigan Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument, erected in 1872 in memory of fallen Michigan soldiers and sailors in the American Civil War. To the right, at the end of Cadillac Square is the old Wayne County Courthouse (now known as the Wayne County Building), which was built in 1902.

Color postcard from circa 1901-1906 showing the southerly view of Capitol Park and Griswold Street in Detroit, Michigan.

Color postcard from circa 1918-1920 showing the view west down Cadillac Square from the Wayne County Building in Detroit, Michigan. On the left is the Ford Building (1909 - Daniel Burnham). The tall building at the end of Cadillac Square on the left is the Pontchartrain Hotel, built in 1907 and demolished in 1920. Behind it can be seen the old Detroit City Hall (1871, demolished 1961) and a corner of the Dime Building (1912 - Daniel Burnham). On the right is the Cadillac Square Building (1818 - Louis Kamper, demolished in 1976).

Color postcard from circa 1912-1920 of the view east down Jefferson Avenue from Woodward Avenue in Detroit, Michigan. The Detroit River is on the right.

Color postcard from approximately 1912 depicting a scene on Woodward Avenue, looking north in Detroit, Michigan. The white skyscraper on the left is the Ford Building, built in 1909. The skyscraper at the far right is the Majestic Building, built in 1896. Both were designed by architect Daniel Burnham.

Color postcard from approximately 1931 showing the new Detroit Institute of Arts on the right and the Detroit Public Library on the left on Woodward Avenue, looking north in Detroit, Michigan. The Wardell Hotel (built 1926) can be seen further north on the right on Woodward Hotel.

Color postcard from approximately 1946 of the Detroit Public Library Main building on Woodward Avenue in Detroit, Michigan. Designed by Cass Gilbert and funded by donations from Andrew Carnegie, the Main building opened in 1921.

Color postcard from circa 1910-1913 of Woodward Avenue looking north in Grand Circus Park, Detroit, Michigan. On the left is the Hazen S. Pingree statue, erected after his sudden death while on safari in 1903. On the right is the steeple of the Central United Methodist Church, built in 1865 and designed by the architecture firm Smith, Hinchman Grylls. In the background can be seen the steeple of St. John's Episcopal Church, dedicated in 1861.