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    The Alpena County Savings Bank was established in 1893 at the corner of Second Avenue and Chisholm Street. Second Avenue and Park Place was the new location in 1905. The building pictured was a branch location on the corner of W. Chisholm and N. Ninth Avenue that operated from 1922 ...

    The Alpena County Jail was located across from the Alpena County Courthouse on Chisholm Street near Ninth Avenue. It was built in 1887 of Alpena limestone at a cost of $10,000.

    On June 2, 1924, Stoney Point Camping Grounds was officially renamed to Mich-e-ke-wis, named after Chief Mich-e-ke-wis meaning "Spirit of the Wind." On July 29, 1926, there was a formal opening of the bathing pavilion.

    Interior of Engine House No. 1. Two uniformed men sit near the head of the table at a dinner held in the Fire Station. Note the two beds in the rear left corner, used by firemen on duty. Starting with the furthest left peron and going clockwise: Alex Jamesson, Tom ...

    Second Avenue, looking south, in Downtown Alpena. Maltz Theatre and the Maltz Block are on the left. At this time the Maltz Opera House was only on the second floor with its entrance along Water St.

    Downtown view from Culligan Block - Chisholm Street looking toward First Avenue and Thunder Bay. The Churchill House is in the background on the left. The Centennial Building is on right. August 1886.

    A view of downtown Alpena along Second Avenue looking north from E. Chisholm St with the Maltz Opera House (Maltz Block) in the center to the right, W.H. Davison on the corner of 2nd and Chisholm, and St. Mary's Catholic Church steeple in the far background.

    Engine House No. 1 of the Central Fire Station. This building replaced the original Engine House No. 1, which burned in 1910. It was located on the corner of Third Avenue and River Street. This was the first ladder truck owned by the Alpena Fire Department, circa 1920s.

    Second Avenue, then Dock St., on the north side of the bridge. McRae Block (1892) is on the right where the Post Office is now located. The Cohen Store is on the left where Alpena Furniture stands today. St. Mary's Church and Immanuel Lutheran Church steeples can be seen in ...

    This view looks North up Dock Street (now Second Avenue). St. Mary's Catholic Church is at center. The photographer is on the north side of the bridge (note the iron raling to the right), c1875.

    This downtown fire was located on the west side of Second Avenue between Chisholm and Rivers Streets in the early 1920s next to the Hanover Block (now Center Building). The fire seems to have originated in the 107 N 2nd Ave building, known in the 20s as the O'Callaghan Block.

    Bird's Eye View of Alpena, Mich., looking East.

    Believed to be a funeral procession in downtown Alpena along Second Avenue heading south toward Chisholm Street. Photographer is looking north. The Second Avenue Bridge can be seen at the far end.

    July 4th Parade in downtown Alpena on Second Avenue, looking south towards Chisholm Street intersection.

    Chisholm Street, looking West, Alpena, Mich.

    Most of the property (hundreds and hundreds of acres) between what is now M-32 and the Thunder Bay River and Bagley Street and Lake Winyah Road was owned by the Potters (William H. and F. N.) and was the Riverside Stock Farm - or more commonly known as The Potter ...

    Second Avenue, believed to be north of Dunbar Street looking south, showing the residential portion as a wide, tree-lined (possibly Elm trees) street.

    Dwellings in unknown location.

    Young couple in an automobile. Possibly a 1913 Overlands Model 69

    Probably St. Paul Lutheran Church School Students posing outside of new church building, c 1926.