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    "Flora of Alpena" parade float in front of the Beck Block at the corner of Chisholm Street and Third Avenue. "Flora" was the Goddess of Flowers, and this is probably a Linke Florist float.

    Independent Order of Odd Fellows' (I.O.O.F.) parade float in downtown Alpena.

    W.E. Williams parade float in front of the Beck Block on Chisholm Street in Alpena, Michigan. Williams had two businesses in town - undertaker and household furniture.

    Not sure of order. Harry Alec was born in May 1883; Ralph Alec was born January 1886; Edward A. Everty was born April 24, 1884 and died August 29, 1974.

    The Alpena Business College, at the corner of First Avenue and River Street, operated from about 1899 to 1920. Mrs. Mary Veenfliet was the proprietor.

    See the Great Lakes Maritime Collection database for more information. Earl Shannon salvage operation.

    See the Great Lakes Maritime Collection database for more information.

    Hotel de Beck, also known as Beck's Grand Hotel, built by John Beck in 1909 on Long Lake, eight miles north of Alpena on Long Lake Avenue. The hotel was destroyed by fire around 1919. John Beck was b

    Log mark or marks for James H. Wiseman in Alpena, Michigan.

    Printed version of this photo with fire fighters' names and date from Arthur Linke Collection housed at the Besser Museum for Northeast Michigan.

    Alpena High School Alpha Phi Fraternity Brothers in Model T on side street next to the Henry Home (State Avenue) Carl Henry (with glasses) is standing in the back row, third from the right.

    Boy in exact center is noted as "Oliver."

    See the links attached for more information on Phelps Collins and the Lafayette Escardille.

    The construction crew of the U.S. Federal Building, along the Thunder Bay River in Alpena, Michigan. Picture taken about mid-1912.

    Men, women, and children standing outside in late Spring or early Fall in an unknown location.

    Edward Kositchek and Sons were dealers in buggies, wagons, robes, blankets, and oliver plows in the early 1900s. They were also manufacturers of harnesses, guns, ammunition, and sporting goods. Their

    Log mark or marks for Nathaniel Harrison in Alpena, Michigan, 1915.

    Log mark or marks for Fred W. Piepkorn in Alpena, Michigan, 1916.

    145 Water Street.

    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 cornic