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Carl Rees donating his MV Put-in-Bay model to LEIHS curator Dan Savage. Photo submitted by Jay Jones	These two photos of the Historic Weekend parade were submitted by Adam.	I'm originally from North Bass Island, however I married and moved away. My Dad, Dale Burris, still lives there and I took the photo the last time I was out to visit. I find it a very peaceful photo even though the lake was a bit rough that day. Robin Burris-Cadez.
This and the following photo, submitted by Carl Rees, view the sunrise over Squaw Harbor.		My wife Jackie and I spend a lot of time at Put-In-Bay during the summer and frequently stay aboard our boat in the harbor. A few years ago, I happened to catch this dramatic and colorful sunrise photo from our boat. Mark Allen
I was born and raised on Catawba Island 72 years ago and recently came across this old picture of PIB in the 50's. Both Chuck and I are 1950 Port Clinton High graduates. He was just out of the USN and I from the USAF when this was taken. Ann Fisher, the young lady pictured here, was an Ohio State University student working at the Cresent Hotel that summer. We spent most weekends crossing from Catawba in that 12 foot boat. The 50's was a wonderful time to have visited Put in Bay. Jack Qualman, Carlsbad, California	North Bass Chapel - built in 1898, it is one of the newer buildings to be constructed on North Bass. The stained glass was done to celebrate the grape culture and other windows are done with grape vines and white wine glasses - a very pretty little place. Robin Burris-Cadez	Carol and John - Wanted to share with you how awesome my art looks on the wall thanks to your photographic talent! Thank you again - I love it! Fondly, Lisa
Dairy Air Bob caught this photo from the airport of a rainbow framing the Monument which he appropiately titled, "Monumental Rainbow"	Andrew Markley submitted this photo he took from the rear of the Jet Express.	Helen Guiley of Odessa, Texas sent this photo of the Lemmer house, circa 1920. A photo of the house as it looks today is on the Put-in-Bay Architecture page.
On my first trip to Put In Bay in 2005 I took hundreds of pictures. This is one that I thought was unique and a good conversation piece. Bob Bertsch	This is a photo of our house on Airline Drive, near the Put-in-Bay airport. The "control tower" is used to entertain our island guest and offers a great view. Mark Friebel	My husband Jon and I just recently spent our honeymoon at Put-in-Bay and took these photos of the sun set. It looked like the moon was very close to the sun although it was probably just a reflection of the sun in the camera. Sherri Lynn Dunik, Pittsburgh, PA
Mike Friebel: Dad let me drive the quad on the ice. I posed for a picture in front of the Benson Ford ship house. My first Lake Erie walleye, not huge but a keeper. My cousins 31 inch 13 pound walleye, definitely a keeper.	I recently picked up an old novelty photo postcard dated 1923 from Put-in-Bay. I don't have any further information beyond what is shown in the photo - the postcard was never mailed so there are no notations on the back. Robin Miller, Savannah, GA	This picture take by Alina Nemec on Labor Day 2010 at the Miller Boat Lime Kiln Dock.
Circa 1900 (?) ~ George Paulsen of Oak Harbor, OH, seated. Man standing unknown.Would love to know what the lapel ribbons and badges they are wearing represent. George Paulsen was born in Germany and immigrated to the USA at the age 15... married Mary Carstensen of Rocky Ridge, OH ... operated his own painting & wallpaper company in Oak Harbor ... died in Oak Harbor, OH in 1929. Photo submitted by great grandson, David Hill, \ e-mail: TheHillman@comcast.net	This picture taken by Mac Hayes on August 2,1964 after landing his Cessna at Put-in-Bay. N7584 was the last of the Ford Trimotors to fly at PIB.

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