Group photograph of thirteen people on the beach, a mix of adults and children.

Photograph of the Eddy clan at the beach. There are two women with a group of about six small children standing at the edge of the water facing the camera. In the foreground seven adults are seated in the sand facing the water.

Photograph of sisters Esther Paton Eddy and Barbara Paton Eddy and another lady before their climb up Mt. Baldhead.

Photograph of a holding hands while walking along a Kalamazoo River pier away from a lighthouse in the background. The sail of a boat in the background is obscured by fog. Circa 1980s

Photograph of Joyce Plummer and Barbara Crandell on beach towels sunbathing.

Photograph of Barbara telling stories while David Woods and John Chase sitting on towels at the beach listening attentively. The woman is under a beach umbrella, wearing a black hat and sunglasses.

The Crandells on the right and the Woods on the left (except for Rob Plummer on far left). Barbara Paton Eddy on the right with the straw hat.

The Eddy clan celebrating Independence Day on the front lawn at Beech-Hurst. There are several tables set out, as well as lawn chairs, and everyone is in conversation. Circa 1960s

Photograph of the Eddy Clan on the beach in front of the Eddy cottage, with is a red building in the distance.

A Barbara in a bathing suit and large straw hat stands in tall grass overlooking the lake at the Eddy Cottage on Lakeshore Drive. Circa 1960s

Sepia-toned photograph of Jan sitting in the shade of a tent on a beach towel with son Geoff running into the sand. Circa 1990s

Black and white photograph of a young boy walking on the beach smiling, behind him stands an adult man. Circa 1990s