Scope and ContentSixteen photos, "Showboats International" July 1994 magazine with special section about Frank and Gertrude Denison on the 50th anniversary of Broward Marine and notes from an interview with Frank Denison on 6/18/1998. Photos: 1. Aerial view of a circle of 17 super yachts. Image was used for Broward marketing. Photo likely taken in Florida. 2. Photo time stamped June 17, 1985 of six people seated at a round table to review and sign papers. Two people at the table are likely Frank and Gertrude Denison and Frank "Skip" Denison Jr. or Kenelm "Ken" W. Denison. 3. Photo of a steel yacht hull under construction, time stamped June 15, 1985. 4. A large white yacht floating in front of the Broward Marine yard in Saugatuck. 5 and 6. Two snapshots with a strong orange tint of people posing with a "New all steel boat" up on cradles. Writing on the back of the photos indicates the place is Frank Denison's Saugatuck Marine* 1960, and the people are John and Beulah Howard, Jan and Don Ryder, and Marie Curie. May be reprints because the photo's backs are branded Fujicolor Paper. Jan Ryder may be Gertrude Denison's sister Janet Winslow Ryder. *aka Pier Marina, NW of the Blue Star Bridge. The Broward North yard opened in 1976] 7. Frank "Skip" Denison Jr. fishing with woman, possibly his mother Gertrude, in front of yacht with registration FL9790-B. March 1962 8. Three boats at a dock, March 1962 [same yacht as photo 7, previous] 9. Walt and Betty Coburn [Walt Coburn may be owner of Ship 'n Shore motel], Christopher "Kit" Denison, "Shook's New Denison" and Don Ryder 3/62" and other people aboard same yacht. Boy seated in front may be Ken Denison. 10. Frank "Skip" Denison Jr. holding up a caught fish. April 1962 11. B/W photo of Gertrude B. (Winslow) Denison with dark hair, wearing a white dress and shoes, looking back at the camera. 12. B/W photo of bald man in patterned shirt and slacks, woman in suit jacket and dark skirt and boy in cowboy outfit with hat, neckerchief and boots on a train platform. Boy may be Ken Denison. The adults may be Clarence Morton Winslow and his spouse Geraldine (Strickland) Winslow. 13. B/W photo of Broward North site and turning basin at mouth of Kalamazoo River. 14. B/W photo of residence at 446 Griffith St. in Saugatuck, a colonial, clapboard house with pediment porch over front door, dark shutters and two additions or out buildings. Photo taken in winter with snow. 15. 8x10 color photo of an inboard power boat with white hull, bow hatch and brown (wood?) trim. Location of dock is unknown. A Broward logo, cut from a magazine or brochure, has been glued to the lower right corner of the photo. On back of yellowing image is written "Hull #132 26' 1958 Idle Time Made for Harry Schuster" The back of the photo is hatched with many fine cracks. 16. 8x10" b/w photo of four men, three women and two boys seated in and around a sofa. The older couple to the left may be the same people as in photo 12, Clarence and Geraldine Winslow. Couple looking at each other in the center of the couch may be Frank and Gertrude Denison. Couple on the right may be Janet and Don Ryder. Magazine "Showboats International" July 1995, with a Broward Marine Supplement on pages 73-100 titled "Frank Denison The Continuing Legacy of An American Boatbuilder." This marketing piece paints a flattering but detailed history of Frank and Gertrude's life and livelihood. The entire magazine gives a peek into the self-aggrandizing world of super luxury yachts like the page 12 opinion piece "Cheating Ourselves" cautioning yacht owners to not be overly friendly with their captains. The name "Claire Cheever" is hand written on the first page.