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    Aerial view from Potter Hill Farm (center lower left) to Four Mile Dam (upper left) along the Thunder Bay River and Long Rapids Road, Alpena County, Michigan

    The Alpena County Courthouse c1950

    The back of the Owl Cafe on Chisholm Street. The Owl Cafe was originally located on the corner of Chisholm and Second Streets, but reopened on the north side of Chisholm street after the original burned. The second Owl was destroyed by an explosion. The third by arson of a ...

    Beck's Brewery was built in 1887 and was located on First Avenue in the center of the block between Chisholm Street and Park Place. If was owned by John Beck. Prohibition halted production in 1918. After being a storage building for numerous years, the building was razed in 1957.

    Dege's Garage next to Martindale's Store on River Street, Alpena.

    The Chapel at Evergreen Cemetery on Washington Avenue near the Thunder Bay River in Alpena.

    Back view of the U.S. Federal Building along the Thunder Bay River in Alpena, Michigan, c1950s. Alpena Power Company offices are on the right.

    Close back view of U.S. Federal Building along the Thunder Bay River in Alpena, Michigan, c1950s.

    The U.S. Federal Building along the Thunder Bay River in Alpena, Michigan, c 1950s. Showing the front view.

    Huey Campbell at the old dumping grounds in Alpena in 1959.

    Low water above Ninth Street Dam on the Thunder Bay River, Alpena, Michigan. Arrow on picture pointing to Oldfield Sorting Gap at 13th and Minor Streets. Taken August 8, 1954.

    During the mid-1900s, Martindale's Store provided Maytag washers, Hoover vacuum cleaners, and Philco Radios. The store was located at 208-212 River Street.

    Aerial view showing the Memorial Hall (aka Alpena National Guard Armory) on upper right and the City Hall on the upper left in Alpena, Michigan. The U.S. Federal Building is in the far upper right next to the Armory.

    Parish House to the Grace Lutheran Church on Dunbar Street. It was used for Sunday School classes in the 1950s before being torn down.

    (Reverse) The STEAMSHIP R. E. MOODY passing through the Double Leaf Bascule Bridge at Alpena, Michigan. Pub. by Thomas News Agency, Alpena, Mich.

    Unknown building. Labelled as Garfield School, but believed to be labelled wrong.