Two more unidentified photographs.

The first is from the William Boswell studio, which operated from 1894 to 1901. Four children, likely siblings, are posed. Two sit on a chair with some sort of padded furniture (uncertain) to the right. The other two children standing in front of the backdrop which has lace curtains and possibly a ballistrade.

The second is from the Himes studio, located at the corner of Front and Park Streets in Traverse City. Richard B. Himes operated the studio from 1897 to 1899.

A handsome man stands next to a chair. The painted backdrop has a stone wall with flowers cascading down and in front.