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- First Ford Model In Dearborn and Detroit, Sketch by Charles B. King - Charles Brady King drew this sketch of Henry Ford's 1896 Quadricycle some 20 years after the vehicle was built. King completed and tested his own experimental automobile in early March 1896, three months before the Quadricycle was finished. King provided inspiration, advice, and even a few spare parts to Ford during the Quadricyle's construction.
- 1914-1919
- Collections - Artifact
First Ford Model In Dearborn and Detroit, Sketch by Charles B. King
Charles Brady King drew this sketch of Henry Ford's 1896 Quadricycle some 20 years after the vehicle was built. King completed and tested his own experimental automobile in early March 1896, three months before the Quadricycle was finished. King provided inspiration, advice, and even a few spare parts to Ford during the Quadricyle's construction.
- Pitcher W. J. Beebe and Catcher Joseph Reilly, Bergen Point (New Jersey) Athletic Club Baseball Team, 1888-1889 - The pitcher and catcher are key players on any baseball team. This circa 1888 photo shows the battery of Beebe and Reilly -- probably W. J. Beebe and Joseph Reilly -- of the Bergen Point Athletic Club. The New Jersey-based club was an Amateur Baseball League powerhouse in the metropolitan New York City area in the late 1880s.
- 1888-1889
- Collections - Artifact
Pitcher W. J. Beebe and Catcher Joseph Reilly, Bergen Point (New Jersey) Athletic Club Baseball Team, 1888-1889
The pitcher and catcher are key players on any baseball team. This circa 1888 photo shows the battery of Beebe and Reilly -- probably W. J. Beebe and Joseph Reilly -- of the Bergen Point Athletic Club. The New Jersey-based club was an Amateur Baseball League powerhouse in the metropolitan New York City area in the late 1880s.
- Locker Building, Lochmoor Club, 1924 - A group of wealthy golf enthusiasts founded the Lochmoor Club in 1917 on a 135-acre farm in Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan. Among its original members were Edsel Ford and the Dodge Brothers. In February 1924, the first clubhouse burned. Club directors planned to rebuild immediately. By November, the new clubhouse -- designed by Stratton and Snyder -- was completed.
- 1924
- Collections - Artifact
Locker Building, Lochmoor Club, 1924
A group of wealthy golf enthusiasts founded the Lochmoor Club in 1917 on a 135-acre farm in Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan. Among its original members were Edsel Ford and the Dodge Brothers. In February 1924, the first clubhouse burned. Club directors planned to rebuild immediately. By November, the new clubhouse -- designed by Stratton and Snyder -- was completed.
- Portrait of a Young Woman Wearing a Dotted Swiss Gown, 1874 -
- 1874
- Collections - Artifact
Portrait of a Young Woman Wearing a Dotted Swiss Gown, 1874
- Lochmoor Club East and West Elevation, 1924 - A group of wealthy golf enthusiasts founded the Lochmoor Club in 1917 on a 135-acre farm in Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan. Among its original members were Edsel Ford and the Dodge Brothers. In February 1924, the first clubhouse burned. Club directors planned to rebuild immediately. By November, the new clubhouse -- designed by Stratton and Snyder -- was completed.
- 1924
- Collections - Artifact
Lochmoor Club East and West Elevation, 1924
A group of wealthy golf enthusiasts founded the Lochmoor Club in 1917 on a 135-acre farm in Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan. Among its original members were Edsel Ford and the Dodge Brothers. In February 1924, the first clubhouse burned. Club directors planned to rebuild immediately. By November, the new clubhouse -- designed by Stratton and Snyder -- was completed.
- Lochmoor Club First Floor Plan, 1924 - A group of wealthy golf enthusiasts founded the Lochmoor Club in 1917 on a 135-acre farm in Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan. Among its original members were Edsel Ford and the Dodge Brothers. In February 1924, the first clubhouse burned. Club directors planned to rebuild immediately. By November, the new clubhouse -- designed by Stratton and Snyder -- was completed.
- 1924
- Collections - Artifact
Lochmoor Club First Floor Plan, 1924
A group of wealthy golf enthusiasts founded the Lochmoor Club in 1917 on a 135-acre farm in Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan. Among its original members were Edsel Ford and the Dodge Brothers. In February 1924, the first clubhouse burned. Club directors planned to rebuild immediately. By November, the new clubhouse -- designed by Stratton and Snyder -- was completed.
- Lochmoor Club Second Floor Plan, 1924 - A group of wealthy golf enthusiasts founded the Lochmoor Club in 1917 on a 135-acre farm in Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan. Among its original members were Edsel Ford and the Dodge Brothers. In February 1924, the first clubhouse burned. Club directors planned to rebuild immediately. By November, the new clubhouse -- designed by Stratton and Snyder -- was completed.
- 1924
- Collections - Artifact
Lochmoor Club Second Floor Plan, 1924
A group of wealthy golf enthusiasts founded the Lochmoor Club in 1917 on a 135-acre farm in Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan. Among its original members were Edsel Ford and the Dodge Brothers. In February 1924, the first clubhouse burned. Club directors planned to rebuild immediately. By November, the new clubhouse -- designed by Stratton and Snyder -- was completed.
- Grand Circus Park from D.A.C. Building, Detroit, Michigan - Established in 1850, Detroit's five-acre Grand Circus Park sits on either side of Woodward Avenue, less than a mile north of the Detroit River. The semicircular park features tributes to Thomas Edison, Michigan governors Russell Alger and Hazen Pingree, and Detroit mayor William C. Maybury. Grand Circus Park is a key element in the city's hub-and-spoke street layout.
- 1913-1920
- Collections - Artifact
Grand Circus Park from D.A.C. Building, Detroit, Michigan
Established in 1850, Detroit's five-acre Grand Circus Park sits on either side of Woodward Avenue, less than a mile north of the Detroit River. The semicircular park features tributes to Thomas Edison, Michigan governors Russell Alger and Hazen Pingree, and Detroit mayor William C. Maybury. Grand Circus Park is a key element in the city's hub-and-spoke street layout.