A photo of a man in a bakers uniform. He is removing pies from the oven and placing them on a large rack. The caption reads "Apple pies coming out of the oven," although it is partially cut off.

A color photo of an object with the Lloyd J. Harris logo. Below Lloyd J. Harris, it reads: "Bakers of the Worlds [sic] Finest Pies."

A black and white photo of a man at the berry inspection table. The caption reads: "All blueberries, youngberries, strawberries, raspberries, etc. pass under very powerful magnets to remove all nails or foreign objects. Leaves and stems are picked…

A photo of the boat docks taken from the water. There is a large structure on the water, and in the forefront of the frame, there is a blue flag with a white design.

An article from The Commercial Record titled "Born Yesterday Caps Fine Red Barn Summer," written by Yoli Broglio. It describes the production of Born Yesterday, and includes information about the plot and performances given by the cast. The article…

A photo of Kim Collins, who stands next to the Sold sign that is put in front of the Red Barn Theatre. The photo is titled "Brewery on Tap for Red Barn Site," and includes a caption that depicts some of the changes that would come to the Red Barn…

A newspaper article written by Shandra Martinez titled "Brewery Planned for Red Barn Theater." It explores the recent purchase of the theatre and its transformation into Guardian Brewing Company. It depicts the plans for the restaraunt and brewery…

A newspaper article titled "Bubbling Brown Sugar Opens Red Barn Season," which has the year handwritten in the top left corner. It describes the first show of the 1989 Red Barn Theatre and its cast. There is also a photo of three actresses in show…

An article writted by David Nicollete that explores how the Red Barn Theatre was in the planning phases for the next season. It includes an announcement that the Gilbert & Sulivan Festival will not happen that year. It also describes the various…

A collage of 12 images of "Chicagos [sic] most famous hamburger chains that serve Lloyd J. Harriss pies exclusively." Such restaraunts include White Hit, the White Palace, Wimpys and P.K. Libby, among others.

A photo of a large commerical oven with the phrase "Universal Oven Company, Inc. New York" engraved in the metal. The oven is completely filled with apple pies.

Legal action that the Coburn family took against the Kalamazoo Ferry Company. It provides background information about the case and the franchise agreement that led to the lawsuit.