Diane Brigalia enlisted in the Army after high school because she had always been interested in becoming a doctor, but was not yet ready for college. She went through 9 weeks of basic training and then was sent to Fort San Houston in Texas for EMT…

Two photographs. In the top image, Joan Eddy, Patty Paton, Besty Eddy, Barbara Eddy, and Joyce Eddy pose around Tommy Tucker's car; in the bottom image, the married woment (Brigham, Woods, Plummer, Crandell & Plummer), pose around a different car.…

Dorothy Paton stands in the doorframe of The Old School House in Saugatuck. She is wearing a pink dress and there is snow covering the front yard.

Photograph of a woman digging a trench on a beach, there can be seen individuals in the background

Photograph of Ann with her great grandmother Elizabeth Paton (Nannan) in front of the B.H. Eddy cottage. They are on the path to the beach.

Picture of Lillian by her beloved Beech-Hurst that she purchased in 1906.

Photograph of Barbara in a straw hat and sundress looking down at the camera from wooden steps going toe the Eddy cottage.

Photograph of an elderly woman standing in front of a small white house with she has two books in hand, wearing a gray and white striped dress. Circa 1960s

Lillian purchased Beech-Hurst in 1906 as a farm. The immense beech trees (state record) gave the site its name.

Photograph of Lois Trevarrow McLay and Elizabeth Trevarrow Paton sitting in the shade on a bench outside the R.G. Eddy cottage on Lakeshore Drive.

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

Photograph of sisters Barbara Paton Eddy and Esther Paton Eddy (they married brothers) by the Eddy Cottage (Ben and Esther) on Lakeshore Drive. Barbara lived across the street with her husband Raymond.