A newspaper article titled "Annie Get Your Gun Opens at Red Barn Theatre." The article describes the plot of the show and its cast. There is also a picture of three performers in their show costumes. The woman is holding a gun, and one of the men is…

A black and white photo of two women operating the apple peeling machine. The caption reads: "This very expensive and highly complicated machine peels the apple and removes the core with a minimum of waste at the rate of 80 apples per minute. The…

A photo of a man in a bakers uniform. He is removing pies from the oven and placing them on a large rack. The caption reads "Apple pies coming out of the oven," although it is partially cut off.

Color slide of a pond surrounded by autumn-colored trees. Circa 1960

A color photo of an object with the Lloyd J. Harris logo. Below Lloyd J. Harris, it reads: "Bakers of the Worlds [sic] Finest Pies."

A black and white photo of a five person band. The men who play the electric guitar and drumset are sitting. The men playing the saxaphone, clarinet and what appears to either be a cello or double bass stand. There is a pony statue in front of them.

A black and white photo of a band performing. Two individuals sit on a piano bench, although only one plays. A man plays a large string instrument in the back, and another plays the trumpets. An individual playing the drums is obscured by a wooden…

Black and white photograph of Barb in a white shirt, riding pants and boots, riding Gay Ribbon at Beech-Hurst.

Barbara Kiszonas grew up on the South side of Chicago but shares memories of spending summers in Saugatuck-Douglas as a camper and as a camp councilor.

Photograph of Barbara telling stories while David Woods and John Chase sitting on towels at the beach listening attentively. The woman is under a beach umbrella, wearing a black hat and sunglasses.

Photograph of Barbara Paton Eddy with her brother-in-law Ben. Barbara is wearing a dark blue swimsuit and conical straw hat.

Photograph of Barbara sitting in a green lawn chair smiling her great niece Joan sitting next to her in a blue chair.