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    The USS ARIZONA was launched June 19, 1915 and decommissioned on December 29, 1941 having been one of the vessels sunk during the attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. The vessel and crew visit

    The USS ARIZONA was launched June 19, 1915 and decommissioned on December 29, 1941 having been one of the vessels sunk during the attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. The vessel and crew visit

    The funeral procession at St. Bernard's Catholic Church for Reverend Father Thomas Dowd Flannery, who died January 4, 1921. Father Flannery was born in County Sligo, Ireland, on February 9, 1852 and

    Men with bear cubs outside the Union Hotel, Alpena.

    The bear at the Alpena Fire Department Zoo.

    The burning of the original Owl Cafe on the corner of Chisholm Street and Second Avenue on February 18, 1927.

    The Alpena Fire Department crew in the Winter of 1922 with its first fire truck.

    The Alpena Excelsior Company plant was located on Woodward Avenue near West Miller. It was incorporated in 1892 with George Shannon as president, J.C. Walker as secretary, F.W. Fletcher as Treasurer,

    The Alpena Excelsior Company plant was located on Woodward Avenue near West Miller. It was incorporated in 1892 with George Shannon as president, J.C. Walker as secretary, F.W. Fletcher as Treasurer,

    St. Mary's Church, located on North Second Avenue, was dedicated On February 21, 1886. This picture was taken sometime in the early 1900s with Joseph Ayotte pictured on the steeple doing repair work.

    Hay's Bicycle Shop in Downtown Alpena.

    Adam's Express, Adam's Freight, and American Express Agency parade wagons, c1920.

    1925 Parade "float" of cow-drawn carriage with three clown-dressed men.

    Log mark or marks for Arthur Pernie in Alpena, Michigan, 1928.

    Log mark or marks for Fred Lay in Alpena, Michigan, 1921.

    Log mark or marks for Paul Levigne in Alpena, Michigan.

    Registration for cattle brand adopted by Louis Hoppe, 1920.

    Log mark or marks for Fred Trojhan in Alpena, Michigan, 1922.

    "City Sewer Excavation, South Second Avenue, 1928"

    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