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    Thunder Bay River, June 1960

    Thunder Bay River, April 1960

    "Low water above 9th Street Dam, Aug. 8, 1954 - showing Oldfield Sorting Gap at 13th & Minor Streets"

    Believed to be the Thunder Bay River and vicinity. The location is unknown. Pictures taken in January 1963.

    "Richardson Dam, 1898"

    "South-east from Fletcher Paper Company Water Tank, April 19, [19]58"

    "West from Fletcher Water Tank, Apr. 19, 1958"

    "Eales Brothers Shingle Mill, June 2, 1907. Built June 1895. Besser Stave Mill and Cleveland Stave Mill and Alpena Excelsior Co. in Background"

    "Gilchrist Mill and Log Pond, 1907"

    "South from Thunder Bay Milling Company showing Fish Tugs"

    "Fletcher, Pack & Co., River Mill, 1890"

    "West from City Water Tank, May 4, 1940"

    Collapse of the Ninth Street Bridge across the Thunder Bay River during the flood of April 1923. Alpena County, Michigan.

    "Water Mill at Oldfield Dam, Nov. 14, 1886"

    Richardson Dam, originally Oldfield Dam, across the Thunder Bay River near Tenth Street, Alpena, Michigan.

    Alpena Power Company's Norway Point Dam (aka Seven Mile Dam) across the Thunder Bay River in Alpena County, Michigan during late construction. Built 1923-1924 as an electrical plant and to control Spring flooding.

    "Believed to be a picture of the Harrington & Jenny Mill on River Street between Third & Fourth Streets. Sold to the Comstocks and Re-errected [sic] at the Corner of River & Sixth Street. Apr. 28, 1880. Photo by L.T. Kline"

    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 ...

    "Potter Shingle Mill, 1890"

    Alpena Power Company's Ninth Street Dam Powerhouse (built 1909) across the Thunder Bay River, Alpena, Michigan.