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    "Churchill Express, 1900"

    "Churchill Wood Wagon, 1895"

    "Churchill Wood Wagons, 1890"

    Widdis Transfer and Storage Company was owned and operated by Fred G. Widdis. His business card advertised "Passenger, baggage and freight transferred to and from all trains, boats and any part of the city"...Special attention given to theatrical and traveling men's baggage"..."Notice: look for the new jitney bus and baggage ...

    "Richardson Lumber Co. Team, Cub & Rose, Chas. Aikens, Driver, Allen Kennedy, Barn Boss"

    Two men with a team of horses.

    "Gilchrist Wood Wagon, 1895"

    Loggers with large wheeled log towing apparatus with horse team attached.

    "Logs for Churchill Mill, 1910"

    Alpena Fire Department hose cart of Fletcher Street. The Hose House was located on Fletcher Street.

    Horse pulling "big wheels" with log attached.

    Man driving a team of horses pulling a fancy couch.

    "Huron Handle & Lumber Co. Teams"

    "Island Mill, 1910"

    "Churchill Mill Wood Wagons, 1890"

    Alpena Fire Department Wagon and Horse Team.

    Crystal Ice Company wagon in front of New York Saloon at an unknown location.

    Logs were easier to transport during the winter on ice roads. A sprinkler wagon sprinkled water on the road to freeze into an ice path for the horse teams to pull a log sled.

    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.

    Logging operation with loggers, horses, and log piles.