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Forty years after North Manitou Island was acquired by the National Park Service, the site of the village of Crescent is largely hidden in its 15,000-acre wilderness. But the memories have been preserved. In this book, the family of A.J. White, who ran the Crescent sawmill, shares their trove of historical photographs from the years 1907 to 1915.

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Forty years after North Manitou Island was acquired by the National Park Service, the site of the village of Crescent is largely hidden in its 15,000-acre wilderness. But the memories have been preserved. In this book, the family of A.J. White, who ran the Crescent sawmill, shares their trove of historical photographs from the years 1907 to 1915.
Autorenporträt
Billy Harmon Rosa, the grandson of Esther (White) Morse, was born in the big white farmhouse of Esther and William Morse in Almira Township, Benzie County, Michigan. The stories that Esther told of her growing-up years on North Manitou remained in Billy's memory. Billy was raised around the farm and learned lifelong skills from his grandparents and great-grandparents. After Esther's passing in 1994, he knew he had to preserve the history of those eight years that was so memorable to Esther, as well as her love for Lake Michigan.