Photograph of Esther Paton Eddy, Elizabeth Trevarrow Paton (mother) Barbara Paton Eddy and Dorothy Paton in front of the R. G. Eddy cottage on Lakeshore Drive.

Photograph of Pat Woods and Joyce Plummer watching Frank Woods and Ben Eddy working on a kayak.

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

Photograph of the farmhouse at Beech-Hurst in winter.

Photograph of the farmhouse at Beech-Hurst. Circa 1940s

Photograph of a man standing in Ferry Street by Beech-Hurst. Circa 1950s

Photograph of a freshly plowed field at Beech-Hurst on Ferry Street.

Photograph of a one-story red house. Built by Allan Paton, Jr.

Photograph of a one-story red house. Built by Allan Paton, Jr..

Photograph of the home of A.H. Paton Jr. on May street, self-built by Paton.

Photograph of Dutcher Lodge No. 193 Masonic Lodge.

Photograph is taken from a side angle of the Masonic Hall.

Photograph is taken from a left side angle of the Masonic Hall

Right side view of the Dutcher Lodge No. 193 Masonic Hall.

Photograph of Rob and Elizabeth Plummer with a tea kettle to the left.

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

Photograph of great grandmothers Lillian and Elizabeth (Nannan) with grandkids Rob and Elizabeth Plummer at Beech-Hurst.

Photograph of Rob and Elizabeth Plummer with a tea kettle to their left; a dog sits in shadow in the foreground.

Photograph of the Old School House in Douglas.

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

Photograph of Rob and Elizabeth Plummer on a bed mattress in the grass.

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

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 depicts a sapphire blue Old Harbor and the remnants of the old pier from the Kalamazoo River. Circa 1950s