Vasquez Family picking apples at Golden Hart Farms in Hart, Michigan. Pictures from left to right are Eloisa's younger sister, Francisco Vasquez, and Zandra Vasquez (background, red jacket).

Francisco Vasquez in Traverse City, Michigan. Pictured during apple season in one of the fields where he worked.

Graduation of a nephew. Hart, Michigan.

Lupe Vasquez participating in the baptism of a newborn at St. Gregory's church in Hart, Michigan. Father Pedro is pictured at far left.

Photo of Lupe Vasquez, taken shortly after the family's move into their new house on State Street in Hart, Michigan.

Photo of Lupe Vasquez on family trip to Mexico.

Photo of Lupe Vasquez (right) with two of her children. Children are the younger sister and brother of Fidencio, Jr.

Photo of Fidencio and Lupe Vasquez on their wedding day.

Photo of Lupe Vasquez (left) and a relative working to graft plants at Willow Drive Nursery, Ephrata, Washington.

Photo of Fidencio and Lupe Vasquez on their wedding day.

Photo of Vasquez family trip to Mexico. Pictured are Fidencio, Jr. with his two brothers, sister, parents (Fidencio and Lupe Vasquez), and a cousin.

Photo of Fidencio and Lupe Vasquez on their wedding day.

Photo of Fidencio Vasquez, Jr.'s mother, Lupe Vasquez (left), with her godmother.

Certificate from General Land Office of the United States of America at Ionia, Michigan for Wiliam H. Beebe, certifying that a homestead "has been established and daily consummated in conformity to the law for the east half of the south-east quarter…

Photo of Anton (right) and Abba (left) Field preparing to leave for a trip to Mexico City. (Anton's father was S. O. Field.) A sweet cherry tree is pictured in the background. A copy of their travel journal from that trip was also donated and scanned…

Photo of Field Family Farmhouse accompanied story in local paper "Success Without a Mortgage" (image Peterson_Marge-005.jpg). House was built in 1899 by Marge Peterson's great grandfather, S. O. Field. Field migrated from Norway to Chicago before…

U.S. Crop Corps Certificate of Service issued to Esther Gilliland, June 1, 1943, "for patriotic service on a farm or in a food processing factory." Signed by U.S. War Food Administrator, Chairman of the War Manpower Commission, and State Director of…

Photograph of Esther Moul's father delivering apples to be processed.

Photograph of male workers on family farm. Workers are from Jamaica.

Photograph of the Griffin Family. Family picked cherries for many years.

Photograph of the Cotton Family. Family picked cherries for many years.

Four student actors pose on set while in costume.

Three actors gazing at a distance during their outdoor performance of "The Taming of the Shrew."

Actors during their outdoor performance of "The Taming of the Shrew" in front of a young audience.