[.1] Has name of Mrs. T.H. Gilbert & sticker for Mrs. J. Langdon McKee on verso. [.2] Verso notes: Gillette(?) Studio (Gillette name partially missing). “Compliments of Isobel Nelson Bla? ... daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Ezra T. Nelson, 1936.” [.3, .4] Two contact prints of the Booth illustration “Campau Trading Post” [.5] Guild House. Early photo reproduction. 5X7, cracked horizontally about a quarter from the top of the board. “Grand Rapids as It Was” label added to verso at later date. [.6] Reproduction with the contemporary “Grand Rapids As It Was” label on the verso. View from Island #1. Wigwam, Guild House (first frame house, 1833), Campau's Fur Storage House. Guild House. Two later photoprints, with Dec. 1, 1921 notes by C.H. On the back. [.7] Verso has later hand drawn illustration of the Grand River, and the street layout at the time of the illustration, with a typed note of the image landmarks and later sites. Campau's warehouse is listed as near the rear of the later Charles Trankla & Co. store. The river is given as up to the corner of Pearl St. & Monroe Ave. [.8] Same image, and with the typed landmark descriptions, but without the map. [.9] Guild House by Turner. Later photo print of his illustration. Turner signature lower right in the image. This version has the Guild House with a canoe in front and Campau Storage building right, with another canoe in front, but the Native American Tepee is missing from this version. . [.10] Historical photo (8x10), perhaps from Thomas glass negatives. Believed to be John Ball Park, with a view to the distance horizon. Walkway & pond in foreground with people and horse drawn wagons. Various houses in the background, and a road curving around from center left across the center of the image. [.11] View of Grand Rapids from John Ball Park, small print (4x5). Mostly trees and sky. [.12] Earlier view. Copy photo print reproduction of a drawing, with men driving cattle along a path with split rail fences either side, and many houses in the background. [.13] 1872/1873 historical photo print. “From Central School, Looking South West” handwritten a bottom of board. View west toward the Grand River in the background. Two churches, houses, and other buildings. The two tower just visible center right are probably St. Mark's Church at the end of Pearl St. [.14, .15, .16] 1873 view looking southwest toward Grand River, with several bridges. Numerous buildings on the West side of the river. View looking down hill with sloping ground in the foreground, and a fence at the bottom before the houses start. . Three copy prints of Neg. 98, 771. [.17, .18] Two copy prints of Johnson #12. View down hill of houses toward factory on the Grand River. [.19] One copy print of Johnson #1 or #15. Park Church left, near Fulton St. Park. Fountain St. Baptist right. Fountain Street moving up the hill near the foreground. Future sight of the Grand Rapids Public Library in place of the various houses seen on the far side of Fountain St. in this illustration. [.20] One copy print of Johnson #8. [.21] One copy print of Johnson #16. Park Church, with Fulton St. Park center right in image. [.22] One copy print of Johnson #24