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Spring 2013Harbor Springs Area Historical Society Newsletter

TurningPoint

OUR MISSIONThe Harbor Springs Area Historical

Society connects learning about the past with appreciating the present by preserving our histories and traditions

thereby deepening our shared connection to this special place.

Executive Director MaryCummingsDevelopment Director MelanieMeengsOffice Manager TriciaAnezArchivist TaliaHofacker

Board of TrusteesPresident JerryBurnsVice President LesleyFischerSecretary DickCrawfordTreasurer FredGeuderTrustees

PatriciaAntonMelanieFisherTomGrahamEricHemenwayJeffJamesTimJardineLeeKramer

JudyMeyerBruceRileyKarenSearlesLisaSutterTimTippettNancyWalker

On the Cover:From the archives comes this delightful image from an original glass plate negative. We have no information on the negatives in the collection but several of the images are clearly Harbor Springs and very likely taken around the turn of the century. If you recognize this location (or even these people), please contact us.

Harbor SpringS area Historical Society

349E.MainStreetP.O.Box812

HarborSprings,MI49740

(231) 526-9771email: info@harborspringshistory.org

web: HarborSpringsHistory.org

Business Hours:Tuesday - Friday, 9 am - 5 pm

It’s a family affairWe all grow up with the weight of history on us. Our ancestors dwell in the attics of our brains as they do in the spiraling chains of knowledge hidden in every cell of our bodies. -Shirley Abbott

Above: The Kloss family, Kate and Andy and their sons Weston and Wyatt, visited the museum last winter and checked out their family’s Civil War drum donated by Kate’s dad, Jim Juilleret. The drum was carried by Joseph Juilleret (the boys’ great-great-great grandfather) when he enlisted at age 15. Below: My sisters Liz Racignol (left) and Anne Dolecki brought all the cousins (Jack Racignol, Emma and Lila Dolecki, Nora Racignol) to visit Aunt Mary at the museum.

ThissummerwillmarkmysixthyearworkingattheHistoricalSociety,aplacethatisverymuchhomeforme.Betweenthestaff,theboardoftrustees,ourvolunteers,membersandvisitors,theHarborSpringsAreaHistoricalSocietyisdefinitelyafamily.

Addtothat,thehistoricalnatureofourworkwherepeoplecanconnectwiththeirancestors,theirfamilyhomesteads,evenfamilyartifacts.TaketheKlossfamilypicturedatright—theyvisitedthemuseumlastDecemberandtheboysgottoseetheCivilWardrumcarriedbytheirgreat-great-greatgrandfather,JosephA.Juilleret.

Thissummer,inadditiontothenumerousprograms,eventsandexhibitsthatyouwillfinddescribedonthefollowingpages,wewillalsobeprovidingnewswaystoconnectwithyourancestorsaswellaswithourarchivalcollectionofimagesandobjects.Excitingdevelopmentslieaheadsopleasestaytunedtoournewslettersand,ifyouhaven’talready,signupforourfreeemailnewsletterbyvisitingourwebsite:HarborSpringsHistory.org.

SummertimeinHarborSpringshasthefeelingofafamilyreunionasseasonalresidentsandvisitorsreturntothisplacemanycall“home.”Weinviteyoutoconnectbyattendingoneofourmanyeventsthissummerandbepartofthefamilyhereathistory’shomeinHarborSprings.

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It’s a family affairNews aNd eveNts

Ahoy for H2O and History at the Pier, May 17 JoinusFriday,May17,forthisyear’sannualfundraisingdinnerfortheHarborSpringsAreaHistoricalSocietyheldatStafford’sPieronHarborSprings’historicwaterfront. Joinusbeginningat6pmforappetizersandentertainmentfromlocalmusicianHerbGlahn.DinnerwillfollowwithspecialguestCarolParker.Besureyouleaveroomfordessert,andplentyoflaughs,asCarolleadstheaudienceinaninteractivetriviagamefocusingonMichiganmaritimehistory.

A50/50rafflewillbeheldandthewinningticketwillbedrawnattheevent.Raffleticketsare$10andmaybepurchasedcurrentlyattheHarborSpringsHistoryMuseum.Ticketswillalsobeonsalethenightofthedinner.Thedrawingwillbeheldat8:00pm. Thecostfor“H2OandHistory”is$30 per personwithaportionoftheproceedsbenefittingtheHarborSpringsAreaHistoricalSociety.Thisyear,advance reservations are requestedbycontactingthehistoricalsocietydirectlyat(231) 526-9771.

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“Turning Point” exhibit opens Saturday, June 15

The Turning Point exhibit will feature Jean Baptiste Assiginack, an Odawa chief born in L’Arbre Croche in 1768. The uncle of Andrew J. Blackbird, Assiginac played an important role in the War of 1812 as he gathered other Odawa warriors to fight with him alongside the British. This original oil painting was created by Good Hart artist Jane Cardinal specifically for our exhibit.

Wearepleasedtoannounceournexttemporaryexhibittitled“Turning Point: The War of 1812 from the Native American Perspective.”Thisexhibit,producedincollaborationwiththeLittleTraverseBayBandsofOdawaIndiansanditsRepatriation,ArchivesandRecordsDepartment,willexaminethis“forgotten”waranditsimpactontheOdawapeopleofLittleTraverseBay.TheexhibitwillopenwithaspecialreceptiononSaturday, June 15, 2013,from11:00 am to 3:00 pm.Admissionfortheopeningdayisfreeandlightrefreshmentswillbeserved. ThisexhibitwillgivetheOdawaperspectiveonwhattheWarof1812meanttothetribe,thekeyhistoricalOdawafiguresandtherepercussionsthewarhadfortheOdawa.WarchiefsfromLittleTraverse,thebattlestheyfoughtinandtheirpersonalstorieswillbetold.Butthestoryofthewarchiefsdoesnotendwiththebattlestheyfoughtin.ManyofthesechiefswouldlatergoontobeinstrumentalfollowingthewarintreatynegotiationswiththeU.S.Government.ThetreatiestheOdawasignedremovedthethreatofforcedremovaltoKansas,gavethemaccesstohistoricalnaturalresourcesandreservedlandsforthem.Allofthesehaveaprofoundimpactonthetribetoday. Inordertotellsuchacomplexstory,multipleartifacts,images,stories,mapsandtextwillbeincorporatedintotheexhibit.Mapsofthebattlesfought,imagesofthewarriors,quotesfromtheleaders,copiesofthetreaties,examplesofAmericanpoliciestowardsIndiansandartifactspertainingtothewarwillallcometogethertotellthestoryoftheOdawaparticipatingintheWarof1812.Justasimportant,wewillexaminewhathappenedtotheOdawaafterthewarwasover. TheLittleTraverseBayBandsofOdawaIndianshaveresidedandcalledEmmetCountyhomesince1742.Duringthisspanof271years,thetribehasalwaysmaintainedastrongpresencehere,aswellasadistinctculturalandpoliticalidentity.TheWarof1812anditsaftermathalmostdrovetheOdawafromNorthernMichigan.Thisexhibitnotonlytellsoftherepercussionsofthewarbutalsotheresilienceofapeople.

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Received between December 1, 2012 and March 31, 2013

2013 Little Traverse Bay CirclePat CarruthersThe Offield Family FoundationLinda and Bruce Riley Susanna J. SouderMarty and Lisa SutterDiane Wilson

2013 Lighthouse CirclePatricia M. and William C. AntonTracy and Dick HirrelGreg and Stacey Renker

Current Membership

Wonderingaboutyourmembershipstatus?Currentandrenewingmemberswillhaveamembershiplevelandrenewaldateprintedabovetheiraddress.Thisisthedatewhenyourannualmembershipisupforrenewal.Wewillsendyouaseparatereminderthemonthofyourrenewaldate.Youmayalsorenewyourmembershiponlinebyvisitingourwebsite!Ifyouhaveanyquestionsaboutyourmembership,pleasecallourofficeat(231)526-9771.

Membership Level: Renewal Date

Family: 7/26/2013Jane and John Doe1234 Main StHarbor Springs, MI 49740

ChampionKeith and Carole DeyerJo Anne DollKarin FlintVerne and Judy IstockPeter and Anne Sears

BenefactorSusie CarruthersDonald and Sarah CohenElizabeth M. RossBob and Nancy Sellers

PatronStuart and Patty BishopBob and Maureen BurskeyPat and Jim ClarkeMurray Hanna

Norman and Linda HarrisGeorge and Lyda JamesJeff JamesDavid LundeenSheryl McCleeryMark and Patricia PrendevilleDavid and Rae Ann RocheSarane H. RossDavid and Karen SearlesAllyn Shepard

FriendFrances Newman AldenAnonymousTerry and Lyndi BalvenLarry and Jean BeckonFrank BielmanBrad and Peg Breuer

Bill and Julia BugeraLarry and Fay BuhlTom BuschTom and Janet CattelAnne and Mike DoleckiKirk and Peggy EichenbergerJill and John FaileyBarbara FlemmingCarolyn and Oliver Grin, Jr.Ruth HalterDannie Bea HightowerWes and Karen HoveyMrs. John JansingCathy KalaharTom and Pam KochRon and Anne KoontzBob and Sandy LauerBryan and Cathy Brodhead

LauerRobert LuettjohannJoyce MacGregorJack and Joanne MartinTwink Frey and Jim McKayMary Beth MellenMichael and Adrienne MillerLeslie H. NewmanPhillip NewmanSarah E. NewtonMaxine NollJohn and Katie OgdenJoe and Barb O’NeillBill and Marge OwenJan and Richard ParkerBob and Carolyn SandfordMike and Carol SmeltDick and Carrie SmithWin Stebbins and Lille FosterPlace TeglandMr.and Mrs. E.R. Thomas, Jr.Marjorie WilnerDoug and Nancy Zoerhoff

FamilyEliece AimanClyde and Shirley AndersonJosh and Molly BakerDavid BalokRalph BergemannBill and Donna BorglinJim and Carolyn CloutierDaniel and Jean CreytsErik and Robin EidsmoMichael and Mary FederspielJames and Marilee ForseDavid and Vicki Fuger

Em and Bob GreenAndy and Kendie JacobsMel and Elaine JohnstonAndy and Kate KlossRichard and Gail KozlowskiScott and Cynthia LangtonDouglas MarshallDudley and Darlene MarvinKC and Louise McAlpinAl and Betsy McGheeJim and Johanna McGillAnn and Patrick O’BrienJay and Sally OlsonMalea PowellWilliam and Diana PowersFred and Linda RachwitzGeorge and Catherine ReindelKate and Andrejs ReskevicsDean RyeChris and Lora SearlesAndy and Susie SpenceGilbert and Sally StumpMargee and Bud TinneyEllen and Thatcher Waller, Jr.Cade and Tim Warrener

IndividualGeorge CoveyouSara DoepkeMartha D. FordGloria FrankLinda HellerConnie MendykGeorganna MonkLisa MorrisMrs. James H. Howe, IIITom NewberryPatricia NolanLois ParkEmily ProctorRobert ShurkeySara E. SmithSharon TaylorHelen TingleffAnne WallaceElizabeth Walle

2-MemberAnonymousDick and Sally BoutonDick and Kay ClaesElaine and Eugene ColussyRichard and Carol GodfreyHord and Ann Hardin

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2012 Annual AppealReceived between October 1, 2012 and March 31, 2013

CurreNt MeMbers aNd doNors

*Bold names indicate new memberships.

The Barker Welfare FoundationJohn DemmerEvening Star JoineryFirst Community BankGraham Real EstateHarbor Springs IGACathy KalaharMichigan Council for Arts and

Cultural Affairs

EndowmentLarry and Joanne BoermanPatrick and Ann HylantCurt and Jeanne Regentin

Gifts In KindDick BabcockJane Cardinal

Ron KurtzJamie Martin Builder

Memorials In Memory of LuAnne Murchie Bay View Reading Club Diane Curtis Gloria Frank Donald and Vickie Heinz Kolinski and Associates, P.C. Bryan and Cathy Lauer Bob and Carolyn Sandford Mike and Carol Smelt

In Memory of Eris SmithGene and Gloria Seeley

Other Gifts and Operational Support

David and Barbara HenningCharles and Barbara LindseyJim and Carol McQueenJoan and Franz NeubrechtBruce and Patsy OhmartDon and Sandy ParaThomas and Nancy SarowskiLarry and Irene SchimmelJerry and Patricia SlebiskaLeo and Barbara SmithBill and Mary Beth SoellnerGig and Nancy StewartTerry and Marilyn StockerJo Ann UrbinJim and Ann WilderomJohn and Jannes Zobus

1-MemberLeslie BagwellAnn Joslyn BurrowsNancy BuskirkHelen Cosens

Mary DriggsDolly EthierMarcella FisherHarold R. HeintzJames HillPatsy KettererLee KramerNancy MacGlashanNorine McBrideMike and Jan McDonaldColleen McRobertsSharon PetersAnn PhillipsSandra and RJ PlanisekMary Lou Robbins-CegelisNorman and Mary RobisonLauri RoweSandy RugglesDrewann SmithRick WilesIva Wilsey

Maryalice AboodBob and Annie AdamsJerry and Karen AdamsTerence E. AdderlyEliece AimanFrances Newman AldenGlenn and Carol AndersonTricia AnezLaurie AngellAnonymous (5)Joey ArbaughPaul and Michelle AstolfiDick and Annette BabcockJosh and Molly BakerTerry and Lyndi BalvenHenry BarkhausenJulia BarnesAnn R. BaruchSandy and Bob BeanLarry and Jean BeckonNancy Casto BensonRon and Velma BensonFrank BielmanStuart and Patty BishopRoger W. BlaserBob BokramPier and Renee Borra

Boyer Glass Works, Inc.Bill and Candy BrennanRobert BuhlJerry and Penny BurnsAnn Joslyn BurrowsTom BuschBill and Torri CalverKatie and Rip CarruthersPat CarruthersJim CassidyCDM FoundationCharles Stewart Mott

FoundationJ Chattaway, Inc.Jim and Carolyn CloutierElaine and Eugene ColussyCharlotte CorbettHelen CosensDick and Marge CrawfordJudy CummingsMary CummingsJack and Geri DalyCount and Janie DarlingBetty DavisDr. Frederick R. DeaneBill and Linda DemmerAndrew and Amy DeWitt

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Karen and Michael DonnellyConstance and David DonovanForest DriggsJim and Lee FabianoLesley FischerMary FischerAndrea FisherJohn and Melanie FisherColin and Mary FitzSimonsDavid FitzSimonsStanley and Kelli FloryJoseph and Julie FlynnJim and Laurie FordLiz FreyGretchen GablerFred and Kay GeuderGraham Real EstateWalt and Mary GranstraDon and Ellie GschwindDonald HaaseRandy and Kathy HagermanHord and Ann HardinHerbert And Peggy Stockham

Family FoundationJoe HickeyDannie Bea HightowerJames HillDick and Tracy HirrelCharles and Kathleen HooglandKeith and Susan HooglandWes and Karen HoveyDavid and Ann IrishRichard C. and June B. JacksonEd JacobiGeorge and Lyda James

Tony and Amie JamesJansing-Cook FoundationEleanor JardineTim Jardine and Jude Garner-

JardineMel and Elaine JohnstonPatsy KettererKilwin’s Chocolate KitchenElizabeth and Richard KirbyStephen and Molly KircherTom and Pam KochKelly KolinskiRon and Anne KoontzVern and Laura KorsLee KramerL.S.designPolk and Pinky Laffoon IVDonald and DeDe LambertJames and Mary LarkBryan and Cathy Brodhead

LauerJoan LiddellKathleen LioDorothy and Bob LitzerTom and Margaret MackellErnie and Judy MainlandWebb and Jan MartinKathy MasonNorine McBrideSheryl McCleeryJinny McCoyAl and Betsy McGheeTwink Frey and Jim McKayColleen McRoberts

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honor the memory of a loved one.

How to order your personalized bricksPleasefillouttheorderformbelow.Yourpersonalizedbrick(s)willbeengravedwithupto15characters(includingspacesandpunctuation)perlineandupto3linesperbrick.Thecostofeachbrickis$75 andyourcontributionistaxdeductibletotheextentallowedbylaw.AllbricksbecomethepropertyoftheHarborSpringsAreaHistoricalSociety.

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Formoreinformationpleasecontactusat231.526.9771 orvisitourwebsiteat

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2012 Annual AppealReceived between October 1, 2012 and March 31, 2013

Doug and Margaret MeekerBill and Melanie MeengsMary Beth MellenConnie MendykEd and Judy MeyerMichael and Adrienne MillerChristopher MitchellMichael and Cathie MitchellMaryAnn MooreBo and Jan MorleyCordelia Robinson and Grant

MorrowLarry and Fay BuhlLuAnne MurchiePhillip NewmanPatricia NolanAnn and Patrick O’BrienKarin OffieldBruce and Patsy OhmartCameron O’KeefeRobert and Geraldine OttoBill and Marge OwenCharlie and Nancy Paige

Bob and Joann PalmerAnn and Peter PappasJan and Richard ParkerStephen ParkerPECO FoundationBill and Jane PetzoldAnn PhillipsKatherine PiperMalea PowellMark and Patricia PrendevilleHully and Meredith QuarrierFred and Linda RachwitzBerry RatliffGeorgiana RichnerLinda and Bruce RileyBarbara RivardDavid and Kay RootAlex and Martha RossSarane H. RossWalter RossLauri RoweDan and Kathy RuppDean RyeDunne and Rogan Saal

Janet SandorThomas and Nancy SarowskiPeter and Lisa SchiffSharon and Russ ScottDavid and Karen SearlesPeter and Anne SearsReverend Alfred ShandsJohn and Judy ShehigianAllyn ShepardFran and Jeff ShepardRobert ShurkeyJerry and Patricia SlebiskaBernie and Carol SlotnickCarol SmithDavid W. SmithDick and Carrie SmithDrewann SmithShirley SmithStafford and Janice SmithSouder Family FoundationPaul and Enola StanleyWin Stebbins and Lille FosterSue Schulze and Bob SternJim and Sally StevensDon and Perry StreettMartin and Lisa SutterDodie and Stewart SwiftBetty Taylor

John and Barb TaylorSharon TaylorPlace TeglandPat and Bill AntonThe Summers FoundationTim and Jessica TippettThe Traverse FoundationTriford Foundation As designated by Rick Ford As designated by Susan FordMichael and Patricia TurnbullSheldon and Sally VeilNancy and Jerry WalkerRick and Marge WardEd and Mary WarnerBarbara WeberJohn and Susan WebsterSharon and Henry WehrleBy and Laura WestJill WhelanRick WilesMargery WilleyMarjorie WilnerDiane WilsonMilly WilsonPhilip and Patricia WoollcottLouis and Mary Jane ZakoDoug and Nancy Zoerhoff

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News aNd eveNts

Historical Society hosts Summer White Party, June 20

Harbor History Talks and Events scheduleDate Topic/Speaker

June 27 at 5:30 pm The War of 1812 and the Odawa People, Eric Hemenway and Dr. Jim McClurken

July 18 at 5:30 pm Historic Lake Levels in Harbor Springs, Panel Discussion

August 1 at 5:30 pm Topic to be announcedAugust 29 at 5:30 pm

Odawa Language and Culture, Ray Kiogima

September 19 at 5:30 pm

Back to School Special: Classes of the 1940s, Panel Discussion

Date HSAHS Events

Friday, May 176-9 pm

H2O and History Dinner at Stafford’s Pier Restaurant

Saturday, June 1511 am-3 pm

“Turning Point” Exhibit OpeningFree admission

Thursday, June 206-8 pm

Summer White Party at the Boathouse of Harbor Springs

Thursday, July 411 am-1 pm

Harbor Springs History Museum Special July Fourth HoursFree admission

Friday and Saturday, July 19-2010 am-3 pm

Shay Days 2013Celebrate Ephraim Shay with a variety of events

Other HSAHS events

InanodtothetimelesseleganceofournorthernMichigancommunity,theHSAHSishostingaBlessing of the FleetfollowedbyaSummer White Party onThursday, June 20, 2013.TheBlessingoftheFleetwillbeginat4:00pmintheharborneartheBoathouseofHarborSprings.WhatstartedasatraditioninMediterraneancommunitiestoensureasafeandbountifulfishingseasonhasnowbecomethefirston-the-watereventforrecreationalwatercraftinmanycoastalcommunitiesacrosstheUnitedStates. OurlocationonLakeMichiganhaspromptedthehistoricalsocietytopursueanewtraditionofaBlessingoftheFleetasawaytocelebrateeachnewseason

onthewater.Thiseventisopentothepublicandanywatervesselthatwishestoreceiveablessingfromlocalclergyiswelcometoparticipate.AdonationissuggestedandallproceedswillbenefittheHSAHS.AllparticipatingwatercraftmustberegisteredandmaydosobycontactingDanKimballattheBoathouseofHarborSpringsatdkimball@boathousehs.comor(231)526-0800.RegistrationformswillalsobeavailableontheHSAHSwebsite. TheBoathouseofHarborSpringswillalsobethesiteforthe2013 Summer White Party,whichwillbeginat6:00 pmonJune 20, 2013.Recallingthesummerlawnpartiesofyesteryear,thiscocktailpartywillfeaturea

deliciousmenuofheavyhorsd’oeuvrespreparedbyJulienne Tomatoes,winefromtheHarbor Springs Vineyards and Winery,beerfromthePetoskey Breweryandalimitedbartosatisfyyourpalette. CroquetwillbeofferedinZornParkadjacenttotheBoathouse,weatherpermitting.RoundingouttheeveningwillbeentertainmentfromtheJohn Driscoll Ensembleanda“fishbowl”auctionpromisingfabulousprizesincludingatwo-nightstayattheGrandHotel.Allwhitecocktailattireissuggested.TheSummerWhitePartyisopentothepublicandticketsmaybepurchasedfor$60inadvanceor$75atthedoor.

Our2013HarborHistoryTalkseriesisofftoanamazingstartwithover250peopletotalattendingourfirstfourtalks.Duetothepopularityofourtalksandourlimitedseating,wearerequestingthatyoumakeadvancereservationsforthetalksbycallingtheHistoricalSocietyat(231)526-9771. Comingupthissummer,wehavescheduledtopicsthatcomplementournexttemporaryexhibit,“TurningPoint:TheWarof1812fromtheNativeAmericanPerspective”aswellastalksoncurrentevents(thehistoricallylowlakelevels).Pleasejoinusthissummerforourtalkslistedatrightandvisitourwebsiteforadditionalinformation.Ourtalksareheldinthesecond-floorAntonLibraryattheHistoricalSociety,349E.MainStreetinHarborSprings.AdmissiontotheHistoryTalksis$5perpersonandfreeforHSAHSmembers. Aspecialthankyoutoour2013presentersthusfar:Jane Cardinal -GoodHartresorts;Joe Breighner and Stephanie NiezgodafromBoyneHighlandsandJim BartlettfromNub’sNob-skihills’history;Sophy Carpenter, George Tippett and Tom Hoffman-makingmaplesyrup;Father Frank Partridge-FatherZornComesHome. Thankyoutoour2013HarborHistoryTalksponsors:Graham Real Estate,Harbor Springs IGAandJohn Demmer.Weappreciatetheirsupport!

Reservations are requested for all Harbor History Talks by calling (231) 526-9771.

Our programs all begin at 5:30 pm and light refreshments will be served.

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Begin May 3 Fridays & Saturdays

11 am-3 pm

Summer Museum Hours Begin June 18

Tuesday through Saturday 11 am-3 pm

The Historical Society offices, located on the second floor of the museum building, maintain

regular business hours year round. Tuesday - Friday, 9 am - 5 pm

Admission rates for the museum are $5 for adults, $3 for students and seniors.

HSAHS members are always free.

Please call for information about group visits or school tours.