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    To: Mrs C.W. Spalding, Harrisville, Mich. R.#1 Alpena 10/(30)-19 Dear Mother :- If Don comes down Sat might Helen will come down with him to start packing. If he doesn’t come she will be down Mon. morning to Har - If I don’t […?...] work I will be down with ...

    To: Mrs C.W. Spalding, Harrisville, Michigan 303 Mirre St, Alpena, Michigan Sept. 29, 19 Hello, Mrs Spalding and Grandma;- I have wrote four card tonight and have one more to write, it is not so lonesome since Helen & Leslie got up here – we went to a show last ...

    The original Armory was located on the north side of Chisholm Street near the center of the block between Second and Third Avenues. This is the aftermath of the fire that destroyed the Armory on December 17, 1919.

    The original Armory was located on the north side of Chisholm Street near the center of the block between Second and Third Avenues. This is the aftermath of the fire that destroyed the Armory on December 17, 1919.

    This captured WWI German submarine was part of a traveling exhibit in 1919. It is docked in this image at the Thunder Bay Milling Company dock in the Thunder Bay River. A WWI tank was also on exhibit.

    Rheinhold Behnke and Albert Reienstein were employees in Linke's greenhouses. Albert died on October 17, 1919 at the age of 55, so this picture is believed to have been taken sometime during the year of his death.

    Log mark or marks for Fletcher Paper Co. in Alpena, Michigan, 1919.

    Registration for cattle brands adopted by Edward Schkofleski, 1919 and 1923.

    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 ...

    Mrs. M. Meinzinger, 626 Wheelock Ave., Detroit, Mich. Dear Sis. Well today the weather is better – it isn’t raining today. The boys haven’t done much fishing because they worked on the motor but I think they will try this afternoon. Your sister Emma

    Green School students – 1918. School built in 1895 in Green Township, Alpena County. Moved 18 miles in 1981 to Jesse Besser Museum, Alpena. Now restored and open for student groups (scheduled in advance) and for special events.

    To: Mrs Chas R. Leavitt, 249 State St., Alpena, Mich. Dear folks, Here is a very good picture of myself (marked with x far left) mounted on Bum in the unit parade. I had charge of half of the company and the train. All of the train is not here ...

    To: Miss Hazel Teufel, Teknosha, Mich., R.R. # (c/o Henry Linsey) July 5-1918 Funny [mirl?] Dear Friend:- Just a line to tell you that we are going to have a dance here next Thursday, July 11 – Come if you can & tell all you see to come. Don’t forget ...

    Alpena, Mich., July 24, 1918

    "North-west from Weather Bureau Tower, 1918"

    Advertisement for Foster's beauty and medicinal and flavoring products.

    Hartlep Family at Cedar Mound & Floral Flag on Belle Isle in Detroit, Michigan. From left to right: Lillian Hartlep, George Hartlep, unidentified, Esther Hartlep, and Donald Hartlep.

    Lillian and Donald Hartlep near their home on Lockwood Street in Alpena, Michigan. Alpena County Courthouse in background.

    Esther and Donald Hartlep near their home at 616 Lockwood Street in Alpena, Michigan. St. Anne's Catholic Church in background.

    Esther Hartlep (sitting on porch rail), unidentified girl sitting with Donald Hartlep on steps, and Lillian Hartlep sitting in rocker on the porch of their home at 616 Lockwood Street.