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    Two women posing along the edge of the Thunder Bay River, east of the Chisholm Street Bridge, Alpena, Michigan, in 1939. This bridge was built in 1932 and was named the George Washington Memorial Bridge in recognition of the bicentennial anniversary of George Washington's birth in 1732. Trelfa number LM-39-1

    Cast members from a show put on by the Alpena Rotary International Club. Young women standing left to right: Clarissa Howe and Joey Smith. Young women kneeling from left to right: Clarissa Howe and Betty Lappan.

    A "chorus line" from a show put on by the Alpena Rotary International Club. The young women from left to right: Virginia Downing, Margaret Currier, Margy McDonald, Phyllis Hanson, Joey Smith, Gail Martindale, Dorothy Krueger, Helen Spleet, Clarissa Howe, Betty Lappan, Edna LaGary, Edith Panknin, and Jean Gordon.

    "Alpena, looking West, July 18, 1937"

    Mich-e-ke-wis Beach and Park was named for a Chippewa Indian Chief who lived in the Alpena area. The Alpena Winter Sports Carnival was held here beginning in 1935. It still is a favorite recreation spot.

    Art Linke and Margaret Linke, brother and sister, posing during figure skating, probably during Winter Carnival.

    Aerial view showing section between the corner of State Street and Chisholm Street to land behind City Hall close to the Thunder Bay River in Alpena, Michigan. Corner of State and Chisholm Streets at far upper left corner. Carter House is the third house from the top along Chisholm Street. ...

    Front of Postcard: Constructive Leisure Time at the Boys' Club Model Plane Builders Back of Postcard: Postmark: Alpena, Mich., Apr 20, 1934, 6:30a. To: R.E. Wilson, 3rd Ave. & River, Alpena, Michigan The Boys' Club Keeps Them Busy One hundred and fifty one boys have been given instructions n various ...

    S.T. CRAPO docked at Huron Portland Cement Co, Alpena, Michigan, 1930s

    "South Second at Chisholm, 1930s"

    Michigan State Police motorcycle team.

    A Michigan State Police patrol car with five bullet holes in the radiator and one in the windshield.

    The U.S. Federal Building during winter, along the Thunder Bay River in Alpena, Michigan. Showing front view. This elegant example of Renaissance Revival architecture was constructed during 1911-1912. The Federal Building is executed in brick faced with smooth ashlar. A balustrade tops the modillioned cornice. The upper story contains small ...