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    Hose House No. 3 was located on South Ninth Avenue between Fair and McKinley Streets. In 1916, the Captain was Adelore Delisle. The firemen were William T. Ferguson and William Goodrich.

    Temporary Foot Bridge across the Thunder Bay River during the repair of the Second Avenue Bridge and reconstruction of the bridge abutments during the Spring and Summer of 1919. The Second Avenue Bridge reopened to traffic on July 21, 1919. This image shows the foot bridge connecting to the north ...

    Thunder Bay River loaded with logs below Four Mile Dam, Alpena, Michigan. Trelfa number 4-2045

    Below Ninth Street Bridge, Thunder Bay River, Alpena, Michigan, 1912. Log piles on banks; sorting gaps on river. Lumber mill in background. Trelfa number 4-366

    "Malcolm McPhee and Bookkeeper, Alec C. Green, in Cedar Company Office, Myers Block, 1911"

    Below the Four Mile Dam on the Thunder Bay River, Alpena County, Michigan, 1912. Trelfa number Cr-6

    "Island Mill Crew, 1910"

    Island Mill Sawmill interior. The man is standing by a "carriage," which carried the log through the saw blade.

    "Start of Ninth Street Paving"

    "Scene on Thunder Bay River, Alpena, Mich., 1910"

    "West Chisholm from Second, 1910"

    "Lockwood from Second, 1910"

    "New City Pumping Station, Stoney Point, 1914" "Water Works Plant, Alpena, Mich."

    "Richardson Lumber Co., Mill, 1915"

    "Telephone Operator Party for Nellie Grant, 1911"

    "Below 9th Street Bridge, 1912"

    "Nellie Grant and Friend at M.B. [Michigan Bell] Telephone Long Distance Switchboard, Johnson Block, 1910"

    "Partridge on nest, June 11, 1913"

    "Log train at Island Mill Bank, March 1911"

    "Mud Hen gets mad, June 1917"