Established in 1882, Sleder's Tavern is one of Traverse City's most enduring landmarks and is considered one of the oldest operating restaurants in Michigan. A true neighborhood tavern, beloved by locals and visitors with a facade that is a reminder of the early days of Traverse City.
 
This hand-drawn sketch captures the Sleder's with its tall shade trees and covered porch and how it sits within the neighborhood as opposed to dominating a location. It is classic, simple and timeless and the print is designed to capture the decades of stories within the walls of Sleder's. Art that is made to be lived.
 
You can find other local landmarks and hand-drawn works in the Traverse City Collection.
 
What You’re Ordering
• A limited-edition fine art print of the original the North Peak drawing
• Printed on archival-quality paper
• Signed and numbered by the artist
• Original artwork available when listed

Why It’s Special
Both simple and clean, the North Peak building reflects Traverse City’s industrial heritage and sense of character sense of character that shapes the Warehouse District

Who This Is Perfect For
• Traverse City locals and visitors
• Lovers of store fronts and city scenes
• Collectors of local landmarks

Options Available
• Ready to Frame: Beautifully matted in soft white with a finished outside dimension of 12 × 12
• Framed: Contemporary black frame, protective glass, and an outside dimension of 13 × 13
• Framed Original: One of one original artwork