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    Unidentified photographs of a Native American logging camp. One photograph is labeled "Camp 32."

    The Haltiner Family at a logging camp in Northern Michigan.

    Cathro, like many Northern Michigan villages, was founded around the lumbering business. When the timber was all cut, the area became excellent farms. A. G. Morris owned and operated this General Store in the early 1900s.

    Haltiner Family portrait. Front row from left: Elizabeth, Jacob, John, and Albertina. Back row from left: Minnie, Mary, Robert, and Louise. Taken by the Miller Studios in Alpena, Michigan, pre 1891. Louise died December 8, 1891.

    Art Linke and Margaret Linke, brother and sister, posing during figure skating, probably during Winter Carnival.

    Jacob Haltiner with son, Robert.

    Anna and Jacob Haltiner

    Haltiner family members part of deer hunting season and deer pole.

    North Second Avenue facing east from the north side of the Second Avenue Bridge looking toward the site of the present day post office.

    "A mix up at Stearns. Sigma, Mich."

    Jacob Haltiner

    The Lytle Apartments were located at 113-117 West Oldfield Street. This unidentified female is standing in Avery Park.

    Mich-e-ke-wis Beach and Park was named for a Chippewa Indian Chief who lived in the Alpena area. The Alpena Winter Sports Carnival was held here beginning in 1935. It still is a favorite recreation spot.

    The Lytle Apartments were located at 113-117 West Oldfield Street. This unidentified female is standing in Avery Park.