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    Fay McGee was a laborer and worked at the Huron Portland Cement Company. In the 1930 Alpena City Directory, he is listed as boarding at 203 W. Washington Avenue, which was the Iroquois Hotel.

    Arthur Linke on right with one of his sons, Albert or Leo.

    Arthur Linke and friend riding in a circa 1910 vehicle in July 1962.

    "Comstock Boarding House, 1887"

    Arthur Linke in buggy.

    "Churchill Wood Wagons, 1890"

    "Near the latter part of June, 1895, Moench & Sons commenced the work erecting their new tannery at Campbellville (11th Avenue near the Washington Park). The site was donated by the city of Alpena and cost $6,000. It occupied the ground where the Potter lumber mill stood. The buildings erected ...

    Four men riding in an open automobile, c 1915.

    Jacob Haltiner with son, Robert.

    Jacob Haltiner

    Back of postcard: Postmarked Alpena, Mich., Aug 2, 1913, 4:30pm To: Miss Lois McDonell 112 W. Mirrie St. Alpena, Mich Dear Friend will send you a card we had taken out here I am on (?) but don't think you can tell which cause the picture? is no good how ...

    U.S. Lifesaving Station and Crew at Grand Marais, Michigan on Lake Superior. Oscar Olson is third from left.

    Back of postcard: Postmarked Alpena, Mich., Sep. 27, 1913 To: Mr. Carl Olson Will send you a card where we are drilling with the beach cart and the boat room Your brother Oscar

    Three U.S. Lifesaving Station crewmen holding oars in front of open doors of the surfboat building. Oscar Olson on left.

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

    "Luther Shingle Mill Crew, 1895"

    "Luther Shingle Mill, 1895"

    Two men with a team of horses.

    Middle Island Life Saving Service Surfman #6, George Hartlep.

    U.S. Life Saving surfman in training exercises on Middle Island.