Showing posts with label Superior View Marquette. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Superior View Marquette. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 06, 2013

November window display - an ode to hunters

We're moving right along through November.
So, you know what that means..?


Hunting!!
I thought it would be most appropriate to design our display window with a "hunting" theme. Complete with a passed out hunter on the right... tongue in cheek of course

These historic photos depicting the way hunting was in the U.P. would be seriously perfect for your (or a friends) camp.

Wednesday, October 30, 2013

Historic Photographs of the U.P. are located in our store

Are you wondering what the heck happened to Superior View Historic Photographs that was located downtown Marquette on Washington Street???
The photographs are now inside our store - Art of Framing 149 West Washington. Located directly across the street from Superior View's old building!

The owner, Jack Deo, decided to retire last year and when we heard this, we approached him with the idea to carry just a few of his most popular photos. Well, the more we talked about it, we decided to place his whole collection in our shop here. We have the perfect space to house all twenty some thousand images.
They are categorized exactly as they were in his former shop.
It would had surely been a shame to lose such an iconic store from our historic downtown Marquette. We are proud to carry on the legacy.

So, please pass along this information to anyone and everyone!!!

Wednesday, April 10, 2013

Historic Photos of Marquette and MORE!!!!

Have I mentioned that we are proud to announce that we now carry the entire selection of Superior View's Historic Photograph collection?

Well, we do!!!!

We have historic photos of Marquette by the hundreds...
Also, historic photos of Lighthouses, Freighters and Trains from all over Michigan.
A HUGE collection of historic Logging, and Lumber Camps photos.
Photographs pertaining to all aspects of life in the U.P.  you will find here!

Stop on by Art of Framing to see the grand selection of Historic Photographs from the 1800's to the present.