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.

Single teammate rowing on the water before a double crewboat in the background.

R. H. A. Green in single event in Chicago with doubles boat in the water, and shoreline in the background. Saved for Conlon.

A. C. K. Johnson on stoke and R. H. A. Green at the bow in a doubles event on a double-sculls boat. Shoreline with trees in the background.

Joe Geilan, stroke, and H. Geilan, at the bow, perform in a doubles event on a Saturday. Trees on a shoreline in the background.

Black and white photograph of a sign for "Scenic Dune Rides" among the rolling dunes of Sleeping Bear Dunes in Glen Haven, Michigan. Scanned from the negative.

Postcard of the "Saugatuck Ferry" in Saugatuck, Michigan featuring a large group of people enjoying their ride across the water. The tree-lined shore is nearby in the background. There is no handwriting on the back of the postcard, however, the typed…

Photograph of Joyce and Sandy Plummer with their son Ben.

Orange membership card certifying the Russel C. Davis is entitled to the rights and privileges of a member of the Masonic Country Club of Western Michigan, certified by A. E. Davidson, secretary. Davis never signed.

Newspaper Article about the 1887 World Honors Winners from Grand Rapids Boat and Canoe Club, and their reunion at the luncheon honoring A. A. Carroll.

Black and white photo scan of two women and a man on a row boat that has Saugatuck on the side. In the back of the image is the Mt. Baldhead Motel and several boats. On the reverse: "Saugatuck-Douglas Chamberof Commerce, Saugatuck, MI." In the…

Renee Zita was born and raised in Chicago. In this interview, she recounts spending several weeks of every summer in the family cottage on Park Street in Saugatuck. As her own family grew, Renee remembers bringing her own children to the family home…