Outstanding! I really wish there were more video like this. The rail yard was literally in the back yard of my families home and we had first hand engagement with the railroad and the Ferrys. Our property and homes are still there in Elberta and it's refreshing to hear it called Betsie Bay!
A wonderful narrative. Thank you so much...
Such a cool video. thanks for it. enjoyed every second. cheers
Outstanding! I really wish there were more video like this. The rail yard was literally in the back yard of my families home and we had first hand engagement with the railroad and the Ferrys. Our property and homes are still there in Elberta and it's refreshing to hear it called Betsie Bay!
Very Nice History. My Dad was Chief Engineer of the Viking. Mayfair Tavern was called Pea Soups, because of the fog that would accumulate.
My father died at Pea Soups
Who owned the Mayfair in the mid to late 1970’s
There was a large creamery There it's been so long since I've been there I can't remember what it was called
As a child we lived on Furnace St. Father, Al Wendt worked on them.
Captain Larson was my aunt’s father in law.