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    Postmarked September 22, 1933, Alpena, MI

    Postmarked August 10, 1933, Alpena, MI

    A map showing farm and forest lands from the North part of Cheboygan County with a zoomed-in view of the city of Cheboygan from 1932, by the Michigan Department of Conservation Land Economic Survey.

    A master conservation plan for Cheboygan County made by the Michigan Department of Conservation in 1938.

    A map showing farm and forest lands from the South part of Cheboygan County in 1932, by the Michigan Department of Conservation Land Economic Survey.

    A map showing farm and forest lands from the Central part of Cheboygan County in 1932, by the Michigan Department of Conservation Land Economic Survey.

    A map showing farm and forest lands from the North half of Montmorency County by the Michigan Department of Conservation Land Economic Survey in 1930.

    A 1930, map showing farm and forest lands from the Southern half of Montmorency County by the Michigan Department of Conservation Land Economic Survey.

    Trelfa number LM-39-1

    The Detroit, Bay City and Alpena Railroad Company reached at the corner of Werth and Piper Roads in 1886. This company was reorganized in 1894 and named the Detroit And Mackinac Railway. This train a

    Father Louis T. Bouchard was born June 21, 1876 in Canada. His family moved to Muskegon, Michigan, where he received his education. His clerical education was taken at Grand Seminary, Montreal, and h

    Linke Florist Letterhead

    Alpena's Fraternal Order of Eagles Baseball Team

    A little history The Union School was completed in 1868 on the block of Second and Dunbar Street. However, the town continued to grow. The board determined the school was not large enough. So in 1889

    July 4th parade float created by Linke Florist Shop. Arthur Linke is believed to be the driver, with daughters Dorothy on the left and Margaret on the right. The float is in front of a home on Chisho

    Construction of the Franklin School began on July 28, 1880. Located on Lockwood Street, the building was later used as St. Anne's Catholic Church Parish Hall.

    Farmer feeding sheep on a farm believed to be in Alpena County, Michigan.

    Linke and Son Florists had greenhouses on Mirre Street and on West Washington Avenue.

    Burning of the third floor of St. Anne's School on December 10, 1936.

    The Cass School was located on Sable Street, between Fifth and Sixth Streets. It is currently a private residence.