Dearborn Station, completed and opened to service in 1885, was owned by the Chicago and Western Indiana Railroad Company, together with its five owner companies. The station's main floor and mezzanine waiting rooms were completely modernized in 1947. This modernization program included the Fred Harvey operated restaurant and cocktail lounge.

Chesapeake and Ohio's "Pere Marquette" enroute through the Michigan countryside on its run to Detroit, crossing Thornapple Bridge.

Chesapeake and Ohio's "The Sportsman" ready to depart from the Detroit station. The city skyline is behind the train.

Photograph of twelve women of the Collie family covering many generations. The women pose in front of an automobile in Martin, Michigan.

Photograph of Stan Kenton with singer Georgia Carr after a Detroit, MI performance of "The Biggest Show of '52".

Photograph of Stan Kenton at Hudson's Eastland in Harper Woods, MI. Pictured from left to right are: Mr. Fleming, Mary Fisher, Stan Kenton, John Lewis, Tom Gelardi, and Art Hill.

Photograph of Stan Kenton and Don Ellis, Capitol Records representative, at Eastland Center Music during a 1962 tour in Harper Woods, Michigan. The two men are standing in front of a glass display window full of Kenton's albums.

Copy photograph of the exterior of the girl's dormitory of Battle Creek College. There are two trees in the foreground. There are several cars parked in front of the building.

1 copy negative of a young woman standing on steps at Battle Creek College.

1 copy negative of a James S. Aneff sitting on steps at Battle Creek College.

Photograph of Edward Wells in dress uniform posing in front of his home in Davisburg, Michigan.

Photograph of a woman posing with a St. Clair police vehicle. She is sitting on the foot ledge on the side of the car with her head sitting in her right hand, and her left holding a half-eaten piece of food. The car door has a badge outline on it to her left, with the words "St. Clair Police Service" written in it.

Photograph of a marriage certificate for Francis D. Wilson and Hannah A. Jones from January 1, 1860.

Photograph of groups of infantry standing at attention, surrounded by other citizens, listening to a speech done in front of Detroit City Hall. In the background is a sign that reads, "3rd war loan, back the attack with *unintelligible* bonds".

Photograph of the front of Detroit City Hall. In front of the building is a newsstand selling domestic and foreign papers as well as crowds of people going about their day.

Aerial photograph of a parade marching in downtown Detroit, Michigan, outside of the City Hall. Crowds of people are lined along the edges of the streets.

Aerial shot of a parade marching in downtown Detroit, Michigan, in front of City Hall. On the streets below are hundreds of people in the streets watching.

Text on the paper reads, "Joe Clark, H. B. S. S, 20 Bartlett at Woodward Detroit 3, Michigan Tulsa 3-3912 Photographic Ideas Pictures That Tell A Story".

Text on the paper reads, "Joe Clark, H. B. S. S, 20 Bartlett at Woodward Detroit 3, Michigan Tulsa 3-3912 Photographic Ideas Pictures That Tell A Story".

Photograph of Joe Clark standing on top a the gas storage tanks at the Ford Motor Company in Detroit, Michigan. In the image, Clark is holding a Rolleiflex camera with a full gas mask with a oxygen tank strapped to his back while wearing business attire. The company's factory building can be seen in the background.

Photograph of Joe Clark standing on top a the gas storage tanks at the Ford Motor Company in Detroit, Michigan. In the image, Clark is holding a Rolleiflex camera with a full gas mask with a oxygen tank strapped to his back while wearing business attire. The company's factory building can be seen in the background.

Photograph of a man in uniform, with a bag on his back, standing in front of the United Services Organization (USO) building in Detroit, Michigan. The sign on the building reads "USO - Service to Service Men," and the door is open, shining light out on the unidentified man.

Photograph of Detroit Lions football player Alex Karras as he walks off the field. In the image Karras is looking down while licking his lips, wearing full football gear, as he walks away from the field. Junebug Clark narrative: Alex was also known for his movie role, Mongo, in "Blazing Saddles" and as the TV Dad in the television series "Webster." Photo by: Joe Clark, HBSS. Signed by: H.B.S.S Clark PhotoFile: 8635-0011-12

Photograph of the new president of Ford Motor Semon (Bunky) Knudsen with a poem glued on top.