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    "Thunder Bay Region, as surveyed by Capt. Bayfield, R.N., in 1822"

    Jacob Haltiner

    Jacob Haltiner with son, Robert.

    Anna and Jacob Haltiner

    "Dock & Warehouse, Alpena, Mich. in the 60's" "First Second Street Bridge 1865"

    Second Avenue Bridge, downtown Alpena, Michigan.

    "Map of Michigan. Published by Tackabury Atlas of 1873. Showing Alpena as Fremont"

    The 1876 Centennial Building at the corner of First Avenue, Washington Avenue, and Chisholm Street.

    012 Six men (father and sons?). Photo by J.A. Campbell, Ada, Ohio. 026 Boy and girl about ages 4 - 6. Photo by L.M. Miller, Alpena, Michigan. 028 Family portrait - parents with 8 children ages about 4 to 20s 030 Man. Photo by W.C. Cain, Myers Block, Alpena. 031 ...

    "Home of J.C. Viall, 511 Washington Ave., 1880"

    "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"

    "State of Maine Street, South from Chisholm Street, 1880"

   

   

    Building the third Second Avenue Bridge across the Thunder Bay River, late 1800s. Downtown Alpena, Michigan. Looking south.

    McDonald & Creighton Block, 1880, Second Avenue and River Street (south corner), downtown Alpena, Michigan. "Insurance Agency" Trelfa number 4-365

    Centennial Building, 1880, corner of 1st Avenue, Washington Avenue, and Chisholm Street, Alpena, Michigan.

    "Oldfield Dam and Builder Moses Brown, April, 1881"

    Oldfield Dam, later known as the Richardson Dam, built just upstream from Ninth Street. Moses Brown, builder, sits on right. Taken in April 1881. Trelfa number 4-523

    "Second, South from Bridge, 1883"