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    Unknown building. Labelled as Garfield School, but believed to be labelled wrong.

    The burning of the Alpena Central High School on April 14, 1940.

    The burning of the Alpena Central High School on April 14, 1940.

    The burning of the Alpena Central High School on April 14, 1940.

    Burning of the third floor of St. Anne's School on December 10, 1936.

    Construction of the Franklin School began on July 28, 1880. Located on Lockwood Street, the building was later used as St. Anne's Catholic Church Parish Hall.

    The Cass School was located on Sable Street, between Fifth and Sixth Streets. It is currently a private residence.

    This map details a base map of Alpena County in Michigan as part of the Land Economic Survey project in 1924 by the Michigan Department of Conservation. Below conventional signs culture, there are handwritten notes detailing the oil aggregate project as proposed the Alpena Co Rd. Commission and Michigan State ...

    Front: Alpena High School

    A group of elementary school students on the steps of Churchill School. Children were born between 1900 and 1904.

    Elementary students as Cass School. The Cass School was located on Sable Street, between Fifth and Sixth Streets. It is currently a private residence. Boy in exact center is noted as "Oliver."

    Alpena Central High School. "The new building was modern as of the period...it had a circular tower of stone cut in the Alpena stone quarries. The old bell...was installed in the tower. The front of the building was of cut stone and the remainder brick. It was a two-story building ...

    The Churchill School was a two-story brick six-room building erected in 1896 and was first named the Garfield School. It was located on Washington Avenue. The school was destroyed by fire in 1946.

    The Jefferson School was built on the corner of Oldfield and Pine Streets prior to 1883 and was originally named just the Third Ward School. By 1887, it had become the Jefferson School. On March 10, 1888, the original building burned, and a new, larger Queen Anne Style school was ...

    St. Paul Lutheran Church School students taken next to the church which burned on March 29, 1923. Arthur Linke is shown in the back row, far right, c 1900.

    Lockwood Elementary School students. Lockwood school was located at 234 West Lewis Street in Alpena, Michigan.

    The Alpena Central High School replaced the Union School and was built in 1891 at a cost of $31,800. Grades 4, 5, and 6 were on the first floor, while the high school was on the second floor.

    The elementary students of St. Paul Lutheran Church School on March 24, 1899 pictured outside of the church. Front row, left to right: 1. Else Gehrke 2. G. Werner 3. M. (Millie?) Fabianski 4. Ida Gehrke 5. Lena Baum 6. Elsa Gapski 7. Ida Igatske 8. Martha Kollin 9. Lena? ...

    Lockwood School was built in the 1890s with three rooms being added in 1895. The upper story burned in 1918 and was not replaced. It was located on the southeast corner of of Fourth and Lewis Streets.

    The elementary students of St. Paul Lutheran Church School in 1895 pictured outside of the church. Numbers noted on picture indicate 1) Erwin Wendt (front row). 2) Arthur Wendt (3rd row). 3) Flora Wendt (2nd row).