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    "Car Wheel from the Old Trowbridge Pole Railway from the Trowbridge or 7-Mile Dam to Trowbridge Point."

    The Detroit, Bay City and Alpena Railroad Company reached at the corner of Werth and Piper Roads in 1886. This company was reorganized in 1894 and named the Detroit And Mackinac Railway. This train and truck accident occurred around 1934 - 1935. The location is unknown.

    The Detroit, Bay City, and Alpena Railway Company Depot located near the corner of Werth and Piper Roads. This was the first train depot in Alpena.

    Railroad logging crew in front of a Lake Shore Michigan Southern Railway car.

    Once done by horses, the steam loaders made loading logs onto railroad cars much easier. The horse-drawn piece of equipment shown on the right is a "big wheel." The big axle allowed it to be driven over a pile of logs. Chains were used to suspend the logs from the ...

    Loading or unloading logs on a Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway car.

    Mud Lake Railroad Engineer's Logbook - record of trains by engine number and signed by the Engineer. These trains ran on Russell Alger's logging railroad. This was located on George Gagnon's farm on Summers Road, in Hawes Township, Alcona County, Michigan.

    Several loads of logs on rail beds connected to a tractor train engine connecting to the main line for transportation out of the woods.

    Logs being loaded on a railroad flatcar by an A-frame steam jammer.