The Beech-Hurst lodge from the south field next to the factory.

Photograph of Barbara and Esther in navy blue swimsuits standing on the sand, Esther holds her fist high in the air, while Barbara is moving hair out of her face. In the background the water has may waves and you can make out umbrellas and people.

Studio portrait of Ben and Ray Eddy in sailor outfits, there is a small mark in the bottom right which says "South Haven," circa 1900.

Photograph of Scott holding a large catfish next to a woman in a white dress and wide-brimmed hat, circa 1920.

Photograph of Joyce and Sandy Plummer with their son Ben.

Photograph of a man standing in Ferry Street by Beech-Hurst. Circa 1950s

Postcard message says: "I wish you many happy [illegible] this day tell Mother hello for me tell Ben hello Saved 4 [illegible] With love Jay"

Postcard message says: "Dear Everybody: I have been in Saugatuck for a week now am writing in Grand Rapids. Have had [illegible] a grand time. Will write again- Walter," circa 1915

Studio portrait of brothers Benjamin Hathaway and Raymond Grimes Eddy in the typical curls of that time.

Photograph of the Plummers surrounding a kayak on its side on the beach. Barbara Paton Eddy is wearing a straw hat with Ben Eddy in the back. In the distance there are big waves and a house at the top of a nearby dune.

Photograph of Rob and Elizabeth Plummer with a tea kettle to their left; a dog sits in shadow in the foreground.

Photograph of Rob and Elizabeth Plummer on a bed mattress in the grass.