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Hand annotated blue line copy of a map of Flint Michigan showing the zones that the National Guard set up during the 1937 Flint Sit Down Strike. No scale given.

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Printed Bird's-Eye-View of Flint, Michigan in 1880. The Sloan Museum of Transportation re-printed this map in 1972. Birds-Eye Views are the imagined view of the town from the height of a hot-air balloon designed to show the town's attractive qualities. No scale given.

Hand drawn blue print of a plot plan of the Assyrian Cemetery in Flint, Michigan in the year 1937. No scale given.

Reproduction of a hand drawn map showing the plot lay-out of part of Gracelawn cemetery in Flint, Michigan in 1934. The scale on the original is 1 inch equals 20 feet.

Reproduction of a hand stenciled subdivision of Flint. This map shows this neighborhood as it was platted in 1906. The scale on the original is 1 inch equals 100 feet.

Hand drawn waxed linen map of the land of the campus of the Michigan School for the Deaf in 1942. This map was created as part of Works Progress Administration project. The scale on the original is 1 inch equals 400 feet.

Hand stenciled and Hand annotated blue line copy of a map of the city of Flint, Michigan during the Flint sit down strike of 1937. This maps shows the zones the national guard divided the city into to better manage the workers' uprising. No scale given.

Printed map of an addition to the Glenwood Cemetery in Flint, Michigan in 1925. The scale on the original is 1 inch equals 30 feet.

Blue print copy of a hand drawn map of an addition to Gracelawn Cemetery in Flint, Michigan in 1939. The scale on the original is 1 inch equals 30 feet.

Printed zoning map for the City of Flint, Michigan in 1927. This map shows the residential and business districts in the city. No scale given.

Black and white postcard showing an image of the Washington Block on Saginaw Street, between Kearsley and First Streets, in 1855.

Black and white postcard from 1905 showing one of the buildings of the Michigan School for the Deaf in Flint, Michigan. The school was founded (as the Michigan Asylum for Educating the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind) by act of state legislature in 1848. Image is part of a multi-image fold-out souvenir postcard.

Black and white postcard from 1905 showing Saginaw Street in Flint, Michigan. The Flint arches crossing over the street were erected to provide street lighting in 1899. Image is the front of a multi-image fold-out souvenir postcard.

Black and white photograph from September 1936 showing Saginaw Street in Flint, Michigan, decorated for the "Downtown Jubilee of Progress" and people gathered on the streets for a parade.

Color postcard from approximately 1909 showing East Kearsley Street in Flint, Michigan.

Black and white postcard from 1905 of the Flint, Michigan City Hall, located on Saginaw Street. One of the Flint arches is visible; they were erected to provide street lighting in 1899. Image is part of a multi-image fold-out souvenir postcard.

Black and white photograph from 1936 showing Saginaw Street, looking north from city hall, decked out for the "Downtown Jubilee" in Flint, Michigan. The tall building to the right is the Mott Foundation Building (originally Union Industrial Bank Building), built in 1930.

Black and white postcard from 1905 of the Oak Grove Hospital (formerly Oak Grove Sanitarium) in Flint, Michigan. The hospital was created under the laws of Michigan in 1891 for the treatment of nervous and mental diseases and alcohol and drug addiction. In 1930 it was demolished to make room for Flint High School. Image is part of a multi-image fold-out souvenir postcard.

Black and white aerial photograph from 1977 showing just south of the Grand Traverse and Kearsley Streets intersection north.

Black and white postcard from 1905 showing the Crystal Hotel in Flint, Michigan. Image is part of a multi-image fold-out souvenir postcard.

Black and white photograph from 1908 showing Saginaw Street south from Detroit Street in Flint, Michigan. The arches were installed in 1899 by the city to provide street lighting. In 1905, to celebrate Flint's 50th anniversary, two more arches were erected with the Flint Vehicle City graphic at the top.

Black and white photograph showing the Northbank Center (originally Industrial Savings Bank Building) during the Flint, Michigan strike in 1937. The building was also home to the Industrial Mutual Association, which offered insurance and educational and recreational activities to the employees of Flint's automotive plants.

Black and white photo postcard from of the Flint High School building in Flint, Michigan in circa 1900-1905 .

Color postcard of the Michael A. Gorman Building, used for science and engineering on the Flint College and Cultural Center campus in Flint, Michigan.

Black and white postcard from circa 1900-1907 showing Saginaw Street in Flint, Michigan. The arches were installed in 1899 by the city to provide street lighting.

Black and white aerial photograph from 1977 of the Flint, Michigan downtown area, looking south from just north of the Stevens Street bridge. On the right bank are the Northbank Center (originally Industrial Savings Bank Building, built 1923) and Hotel Durant (built 1920). On the left can be seen the Citizens Bank Building (with the "C.B." sign and globe on the roof), old Genesee Bank Building, First National Bank and Trust Building (1925) and Mott Foundation Building (1930).

Black and white aerial photograph from 1977 of Flint, Michigan, looking north from south of the Flint River between Grand Traverse Street (left bridge) and Beach Street (right bridge).

Black and white postcard from 1905 showing the Flint High School in Flint, Michigan. Image is part of a multi-image fold-out souvenir postcard.

Black and white postcard from 1905 showing Turner Hall on the Michigan School for the Deaf campus in Flint, Michigan. Turner Hall was a new shop building, built in 1897. The school was founded (as the Michigan Asylum for Educating the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind) by act of state legislature in 1848. Image is part of a multi-image fold-out souvenir postcard.

Black and white photograph from 1930 showing the view north from the then newly built Mott Foundation Building (originally Union Industrial Bank Building), showing Saginaw Street in Flint, Michigan. In the foreground are the Genesee Bank Building and Citizens Bank Building (on the left), and in the background can be seen the Northbank Building (originally Industrial Savings Bank Building, built 1923) and the Hotel Durant (built 1920).

Black and white postcard from circa 1905-1907 of First Ward Park in Flint, Michigan. The arches were installed in 1899 by the city to provide street lighting. In 1905, to celebrate Flint's 50th anniversary, two more arches were erected with the Flint Vehicle City graphic at the top.

Black and white postcard from 1905 of the Flint Public Library building in Flint, Michigan. The library was founded by a group of women in 1851, with a building built in 1868. The library given to the city of Flint in 1885. Image is part of a multi-image fold-out souvenir postcard.

Black and white aerial photograph from 1977 showing just south of the Grand Traverse Street bridge looking northeast over the downtown area. On the left is the Northbank Center, originally the (second) Industrial Savings Bank Building, built in 1923. On the right, the building with the "C. B." sign and globe on top is the Citizens Bank Building (originally Citizens Commercial and Savings Bank); the bank was founded in 1871 in Flint.