Vine St. in the 50's

St. Ignace
Mackinac County MI


Miles Tourist Cabins
& Trailer Park
St. Ignace, MI (1940s).

The U.P.'s most modern and confortable cabins and trailer park, located on shore of Lake Huron.

Visit Historic St. Ignace


Contributed by Paul Petosky



Contributed by Paul Petosky
Vacationland Ferry

Newest and Largest Car Ferry Added to Straits of Mackinaw Fleet. To improve Service between St. Ignace and Mackinaw City, MI.

Built to be used as a Icebreaker in the Winter. Put in service in 1952.


City of St. Ignace Michigan

About 1930

Contributed by Paul Petosky

Mackinac Island
in the background


GRAVE OF FATHER MARQUETTE

In Memoriam
Erected by the citizens of St. Ignace in 1882, this monument marks the grave of Rev. Father Jacques Marquette, S.J., who died on the eighteenth day of May, 1675, at the age of thirty eight and was buried here, in 1677. R.I.P.


Photo by Paul Petosky
September 1972


Contributed by Paul Petosky

This photo taken by his dad, Frank F. Petosky (1920s), Michigan State Ferry Dock, Saint Ignace, MI.





Contributed by Paul Petosky

Island View Lodge Motel
1950's St. Ignace MI