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Black and white aerial photograph of Flint, Michigan in 1977. The view is looking from south of the Garland Street bridge northeast along the Flint River. The former Industrial Savings Bank Building (1923), now the Northbank Center, and the Hotel Durant (built 1920) can be seen on the left.

Black and white aerial photograph of Flint, Michigan in 1977. The view is looking from south of the Grand Traverse Street bridge northeast along the Flint River. Kearsley Street is prominent on the right side of the image, as are the former Industrial Savings Bank Building (1923), now the Northbank Center, and the Hotel Durant on the left.

Black and white print showing a sketched out aerial view of Flint, Michigan in 1867.

Black and white photograph from 1927 showing the construction of a wastewater treatment plant in Flint, Michigan.

Black and white aerial photograph from 1977 of the Flint, Michigan downtown area, looking from the west. On the opposite bank are the Northbank Center (originally Industrial Savings Bank Building, built 1923) and Hotel Durant (built 1920). On the near bank can be seen the Citizens Bank Building (with the "C.B." sign and globe on the roof), old Genesee Bank Building, and the more recent Genesee Bank building (with the sign on the roof).

Black and white aerial photograph from 1977 of the corner of the Flint Manufacturing Div./Delphi Flint West/Flint Tool Die complex along the Flint River in Flint, Michigan.

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

Black and white aerial photograph from 1972 of Flint, Michigan, including the Flint River.

Black and white photo postcard from post-1906 showing the view of the north side of Grand Ledge, Michigan from the water tower.

Black and white aerial photograph of Grand Ledge, Michigan, 1959, looking northwest. Image shows Grand River and the Bridge Street crossing.

Black and white aerial view from 1959 of the Grand Ledge Clay Product Co. factory in Grand Ledge, Michigan. The company formed in 1906 and mostly manufactured conduits for underground telephone wires until a 1937 fire destroyed the factory, including molds for the conduits. When the factory was rebuilt, production shifted to agricultural drain tiles, chimney tops and sewer pipe fittings until the plant closed in 1986.

Black and white aerial photograph of Grand Ledge, Michigan, 1959.

Black and white copy print of an aerial photograph of downtown Grand Rapids, Michigan. Visible in this image are the Pantlind Hotel (now Amway Grand Plaza Hotel), the Michigan National Bank Building and the various bridges crossing the Grand River.

Black and white print showing an aerial view of Grand Ledge in 1881. Note the iron bridge crossing the Grand River at Bridge Street. It was built in 1870 to replace a wooden bridge, which inevitably was damages each spring by ice flow on the river. It would be replaced in 1910 by a concrete bridge.

Color postcard from circa 1907-1910 showing a bird's-eye view of Grand Rapids, Michigan. The view is looking down Bridge Street, crossing the Grand River.

Black and whit aerial photograph from approximately 1949 showing downtown Grand Rapids, Michigan, east of the Grand River. This view includes Veteran's Memorial Park, the Michigan National Bank Buildings, a clear view of Fulton Street, the Grand River, City Hall and the bridges crossing the river.