Unidentified man. Purchased on Ebay from a seller in Florida.

McManus Brothers, Traverse City, Mich.

Lyman Shippy and Robert M. Brydges.  This photograph was purchased from an Ebay seller located in Florida. On the back it says "For Neta," the men's names, and a note that Brydges was "my grandfather B).

Lyman Shippy, 1874-1920 (left) and Robert M. Brydges, 1875-1928 (right).

William Boswell operated a photographic studio in Traverse City between 1894 and 1901.

An unusual ebay find, a photo that somehow ended up in Athens, Greece.

1909 real photo postcard of the Silver Lake Grange, located in Monroe Center.

Charlie and Jennie Reynolds.

I have been unable to locate this couple in the 1900 or 1910 censuses for Michigan. I suspect the photograph dates to the time span of 1895 to 1910, based largely on Jennie's shirtwaist.

McManus Brothers studio, Traverse City, Michigan.

Three Smith & Price studio photographs, circa 1900-1910. All three came from the same source on Ebay.These may be high school graduation photographs.

Only one has a name written on the back:

Bessie.

In 1900, there were 70 women listed in the census under the name "Bessie." It is also possible that Bessie is a nickname for Elizabeth or Beatrice.

The other two photographs are unidentified.

Myrtle and Addie. Smith and Price Studio, Traverse City, which was in operation from 1900 to 1925. Back of photograph has the names "Myrtle & Addie."

Myrtle and Addie.

Both women are wearing high-collared shirtwaists, which were popular from the late 1890s to about 1912 or so.

Photograph was purchased from an Ebay seller in Hawkeye, Iowa.