Jean Arnold describes growing up Douglas with many memories of various jobs she held as a teenager. She also describes her encounters with the LGBT community in the 70's

Photograph of Joan sitting on her dad's lap, Joh Crandell, at a picnic table.

Photograph of Raymond Grimes Eddy and grand niece Joan Crandell at his house on Lakeshore Drive. They are sitting on a short brick wall.

Sisters Joy Muehlenbeck and Jerry Elsinga describe adjusting to Saugatuck as young women after living in Chicago. Considerable discussion about the Pavillion and education in Saugatuck in the 60's and 70's.

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

Color photograph of a man standing in front of a red lighthouse on a pier on the Kalamazoo River.

Karen Morgan moved to the Saugatuck area after she graduated from high school and began waitressing at the new West Point restaurant in the 1960s. In this interview, Karen reminisces about her young adulthood in Saugatuck.

Color slide of Raymond Grimes Eddy holding his grand nephew Keith Plummer dressed in a blue jacket on the hood of a car.

A black and white photo of eight women who are performing a kickline in front of a sign that reads "La Cage Aux Folles."

A black and white photo of an actor and actress kneeling on a stage with waves behind them. The woman has her hands crossed and appears to be talking or singing while the man next to her gazes as her as he smiles.

A photograph of the Red Barn Theatre that has extensive visual distortion. On the side, there is a Kodacolor Print stamp and along the bottom of the photo, the Kodak Safety Film number is listed.

Black and white photograph of Kyle & Geoff holding small American flags at Beech-Hurst.