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    Alpena Power Company's Ninth Street Dam and Powerhouse across the Thunder Bay River in Alpena, Michigan.

    The Alpena County Courthouse c1950

    (Reverse) The STEAMSHIP R. E. MOODY passing through the Double Leaf Bascule Bridge at Alpena, Michigan. Pub. by Thomas News Agency, Alpena, Mich.

    7-Mile Dam Alpena, Mich. 5-413

    Chisholm Street Bridge, also known as the George Washington Memorial Bridge, built c1940. Alpena General Hospital (built 1940) in background.

    (Reverse) Hubbard Lake Dam serves as a retention dam on one of northeastern Michigan's most beautiful bodies of water, Hubbard Lake. The dam is located on the edge of a beautiful camping area, open to tourists throughout the summer season. Postmarked July 30, 1942, 7:39am, Alpena, Mich. Addressed to: Mr. ...

    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 U. S. Federal Building along the Thunder Bay River in Alpena, Michigan

    The New Bridge Alpena, Mich. D-488

    "Second St. Bridge, Alpena, Mich."

    "New Second Street Bridge, Alpena, Mich."

    Alpena Central High School c1939

    Front: Harbour View Hotel is of the highest type resort hotel. It is 21 miles north of Alpena via good gravel scenic road. F.W. Piepkorn, Owner. Presque Isle, Michigan. (Written below) The hotel burnt down but the cottages are quite comfortable. Back: Harbour View Hotel, with completely furnished cottages, is ...

    Alpena Power Company's Norway Point Dam (aka Seven Mile Dam) across the Thunder Bay River in Alpena County, Michigan during late construction. Built 1923-1924 as an electrical plant and to control Spring flooding.

    Ninth Street Bridge (built 1924) across the Thunder Bay River, Alpena, Michigan.

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    Chisholm Street Bridge. This bridge was damaged during a Spring flood in 1923, but not rebuilt until 1932 when it was renamed the George Washington Memorial Bridge. Note the logs in the Thunder Bay River, which were being moved to the sawmills at the mouth of the river.

    Chisholm Street Bridge. The City Ice House or the Dehring Bottling Company is the building in the background. This bridge was damaged from a Spring flood in 1923, but not replaced until 1932 when it was renamed the George Washington Memorial Bridge.

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