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    Second Avenue Bridge, downtown Alpena, Michigan.

    A Special Collection's Program. Cecile Pizer & Marcia Simmons will present the Casper Alpern Family's journey to Alpena and the role they played in the development of Alpena, 1870's to 1900's.

    The second Second Avenue Bridge across the Thunder Bay River in Alpena, Michigan. This bridge was built in 1872-73 and replaced in 1886.

    Log mark or marks for Whittock, Charles R in Alpena, Michigan.

    Log mark or marks for Richardson Lumber Co in Alpena, Michigan.

    Log mark or marks for Widner, J. A. in Alpena, Michigan.

    Schooners were made in different sizes. Every schooner must be fore-and-aft rigged and have a minimum of two masts. They had the ability to carry large loads and were more controllable. Maintenance c

    This view looks North up Dock Street (now Second Avenue). St. Mary's Catholic Church is at center. The photographer is on the north side of the bridge (note the iron raling to the right), c1875.

    Second Avenue looking northeast towards Thunder Bay River bridge at the approximate location of the pre-Maltz Opera House (State Theatre), c1870.

    Log mark or marks for Alpena Hoop & Lumber Co in Alpena, Michigan.

    Log mark or marks for C. O. Avery in Alpena, Michigan.

    Log mark or marks for E. O. Avery & Co in Alpena, Michigan.

    Log mark or marks for Bewick Comstock & Co.in Alpena, Michigan.

    Log mark or marks for Bolton and McRae in Alpena, Michigan.

    Log mark or marks for George B. Holmes in Alpena, Michigan.

    Log mark or marks for Johnson and Collins Co. in Alpena, Michigan.

    Log mark or marks for P. H. Luther in Alpena, Michigan.

    Log mark or marks for Hiram Marston in Alpena, Michigan.

    Log mark or marks for Mason Lumber Co. in Alpena, Michigan.

    Log mark or marks for George Masters in Alpena, Michigan.