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

Playbill for Red Barn Theatre's production of A Majority of One. On the back is an announcement for the following production of Never Too Late.

A brochure for the Saugatuck-Douglas Museum 2010 Exhibition, "A Place Called Ox-Bow." The brochure describes the exhibit and also gives the location, admission cost and dates of the exhibition.

Playbill for Red Barn Theater's production of A Shot in the Dark. On the back is an announcement for the following production of The Unsinkable Molly Brown.

Page from Bob Lord's family photograph album with four photos depicting snow on the ground near homes and the beach. The photos have yellowed with age and have "JUL 78" stamped in the corners.

Playbill for Red Barn Theater's production of A Thousand Clowns. On the back is an announcement for the following production of A Shot in the Dark.

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.

Black and white photograph of a house which appears to be abandoned. The house is seen in wintertime with weathered wood siding. The close up angle appears to show that there is no glass within the window frames and no doors visible.

An aerial shot of buildings and boats along the Kalamazoo River waterfront. The photograph is in black and white and framed by the neighboring trees. The back of the photograph has two stamped inscriptions which read: "Saugatuck-Douglas Chamber of…

Postcard featuring an aerial view of Oval Beach in Saugatuck, Michigan. The postcard depicts a series of parked cars in the parking lot, and while the beach has a smattering of individuals, it is not as busy as the number of cars would suggest. The…