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    Front of Postcard: Constructive Leisure Time at the Boys' Club Model Plane Builders Back of Postcard: Postmark: Alpena, Mich., Apr 20, 1934, 6:30a. To: R.E. Wilson, 3rd Ave. & River, Alpena, Michigan The Boys' Club Keeps Them Busy One hundred and fifty one boys have been given instructions n various ...

    A "chorus line" from a show put on by the Alpena Rotary International Club.

    Cast members from a show put on by the Alpena Rotary International Club.

    Construction of the Franklin School began on July 28, 1880. Located on Lockwood Street, the building was later used as St. Anne's Catholic Church Parish Hall.

    Alpena's Fraternal Order of Eagles Baseball Team

    "Alpena, looking West, July 18, 1937"

    "South Second at Chisholm, 1930s"

    Burning of the third floor of St. Anne's School on December 10, 1936.

    The Cass School was located on Sable Street, between Fifth and Sixth Streets. It is currently a private residence.

    Farmer feeding sheep on a farm believed to be in Alpena County, Michigan.

    Linke and Son Florists had greenhouses on Mirre Street and on West Washington Avenue.

    Alpena Central High School c1939

    The U.S. Federal Building during winter, along the Thunder Bay River in Alpena, Michigan. Showing front view.

    Aerial view showing section between the corner of State Street and Chisholm Street to land behind City Hall close to the Thunder Bay River in Alpena, Michigan.

    Earl Girard was hired by the WPA in the mid to late 1930s to write histories of the Alpena area. This is his history of the U.S. Federal Building in Alpena, Michigan.

    Log mark for Henry Arlt in Alpena, Michigan, 1938.

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

    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.

    Michigan State Police motorcycle team.

    Two women posing along the edge of the Thunder Bay River, east of the Chisholm Street Bridge, Alpena, Michigan, in 1939. This bridge was built in 1932 and was named the George Washington Memorial Bridge in recognition of the bicentennial anniversary of George Washington's birth in 1732.