A photo of the water. There are cattails and other water plants in the front of the photo. In the top left corner, there is part of a dock.

A wide shot of the water. Across the water from where the photo is taken, there are several houses.

A wide photo of where the water meets land. Several feet from the shore and running parallel to it is a long wave breaker.

A photo of five houses on the water in what appears to be fall due to the color of the leaves in the trees around the houses. It is taken from across the body of water.

A photo of seven houses on the water in what appears to be fall due to the color of the leaves in the trees around the houses. It is taken from across the body of water.

A photo of the shoreline as it leads to a hill in the background. A few feet into the water, there is a smaller wave breaker. Several feet beyond that, there is a second, larger wave breaker.

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.

A photo of land that meets the water. In the forefront of the frame, there are several trees that appear to have fallen or been chopped down at odd angles. Closer to the water, there are other trees, and the wave breaker is visible from the shot.

Paola Onesto was raised in Chicago. Her family was among the first to buy land and build lakeshore summer cottages in Saugatuck. Her family home was completed in 1921, and Paola recounts generations of family members spending their summers on the…

Jane discusses working as a waitress in the Saugatuck Douglas area at the Frosted Mug and, later, the Red Wood. She discusses her relationship with the restaurants' owners and the atmosphere of working as a server at that time

A a hand-drawn map divided into numbered segments.

Plaintiff Exhibit 8, the back of a postcard. It is a scan of a standard back of a postcard, copyright 1957. It is labled The Kalamazoo River, Saugatuck, Mich.