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    Alpena General Hospital, Alpena, Mich., c 1940. This new modern, fireproof hospital is built of monolithic concrete and serves the wide areas of Northeastern Michigan for a radius of 50 miles. The hospital is completely equipped.

    Alpena General Hospital, Alpena, Mich., c 1940

    George Washington Bridge, Alpena, Mich., 1940s

    New Second Street Bridge, Alpena, Mich. Dedicated April 15, 1940

    New Second Street Bridge, Alpena, Mich.

    Lee Spencer LaForge was born to Carrie Pattee and Burton LaForge on the family farm in Curran, Michigan on April 9, 1913. He served in the U.S. Army Corp of Engineers, Company D 333, from 1941 to 1945. Mildred Breest (died Oct. 16, 2015) and Lee married on June 11, ...

    New Second Avenue Bridge, Alpena, Mich. Judged most beautiful bridge constructed in the United States in 1940, Second Avenue bridge is one of the most outstanding bridges in the country.

    To: Mr Frank Teare, 917 Pearl St, Ypsilanti, MI Dear Frank, We are having nice vacation – some rain – don’t come to the Farm till next Tuesday as I couldn’t contact the plumber – hope you had a nice vacation – so till Tuesday – Cheerio Ben Conner

    To: Mrs Orville Duncanson, 15343 Glastonbury Rd, Detroit, MI Dear Sister, We have been waiting for your girls to come up. Pearl, you no very well you would ne welcome to come and stay at our house. The Dr’s had to drain the tumor, Sat, Richard said he wished you ...

    A general highway map of Alpena County, MI created in 1940 by the Michigan State Highway Department in partnership with Federal Works Agency - Public Roads Administration. - Colored pencil writings describing land sold and for sale by Leo Squires.

    A photo showing North Second Ave from E Chisholm street from 1940.

    "South Bank of River above Bridge, May 4, 1940"

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

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

    "South Bank of River above Middle Ground, May 4, 1940"

    "South Bank of River at Middle Ground, May 4, 1940"

    "South Bank River at Fifth, May 4, 1940"

    "South-West from Fletcher Tower, May 4, 1940"

    The Bungalo Inn, located at 215 State Avenue, was a favorite tourist destination. Located across from Bay View Park, its location was excellent. The Inn was run by Mrs. Ann Vander Noot.

    The Linke Family plot in the original portion of Evergreen Cemetery in section A-170. Visible are the grave markers of Hannah D. Linke who was buried on March 16, 1938 and Alfred Julius Linke who was buried on May 17, 1937.