Photo Number 1676

This is a Real Photo Postcard from the flea market in Detroit Lakes, Minnesota.

Cedar Strip Fishing Boats

Those boats are hard to clean out.  Junk from fishing gets caught in each “rib” so it is lots of work to clean them out.  However they are a nice boat to row around with on a nice day.

 

Docks Pilgrim Park

Lake Metigoshe – Bottineau, No. Dak.

Proof that North Dakota does have a few lakes!

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Photo Number 1675

This is a Real Photo Postcard from the flea market in Detroit Lakes Minnesota.

Oh I would like to go here again…I have been there once…at the lake not the lodge.  This lodge burned down in 1935. This is an Azo Postcard from about 1904 to 1918.

Sylvan Lake, S.D.

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Photo Number 1671

For the next week or so we will look at some Mystery Real Photo Postcards.  Some of them are real mysteries and others I know where they were taken.  This one is from the Flea Market in Detroit Lakes Minnesota.

A car and some cottages. The smoke might becoming out of a central bath house or sauna.  I do know where this one is from…can you guess?

U Need A Rest Cabins On US31 Manistee Mich

My Dad thinks the car is a 1939 Pontiac.

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Update from Iggy's Dad:

1940 Chrysler Saratoga

Photo Number 1668

This is a real photo postcard from my husband’s cousin.

North Woods Resort on Bemidji Lake – Bemidji Minn

With this one we have a date : 1955.

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Photo Number 1667

This is a real photo postcard from my husbands cousin.

Call O’ The Wild – On Grace Lake – Bemidji Minn.

As far as I can tell this resorts name was changed or no longer exists.   Looks like a nice place with about six or more cottages.

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Photo Number 1666

This is a photo from one of my husbands cousins.

Redbird and Blue Jay Cottages at Clark Gables Resort on Long Lake   Detroit Lakes Minn

I did a little research and found this resort’s address on Long Lake Road.  I have the photo ready to drop in the mail.  This photo is most likely from the 1950’s.  I love the window boxes and look at that clothesline all ready for wet swimsuits and towels.

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