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    Correspondence from the Elliot Company to Arthur Linke regarding an antique music machine.

    Linkes' Flowers, Inc. Business Card

    Vic's watermark seems to have been stamped or somehow transferred to Brooks' receipt paper.

    This letter mentions Ella M. White. Miss White (1874-1966) was an outstanding civic and education leader. Some of her accomplishments included elementary teacher, city editor of Alpena News, business

    On December 25, 1892, the Baptists dedicated their new brick church at the southeast corner of Third and Lockwood Street. The church cost the Baptist Society $23,000. It was razed in 1962.

    On December 25, 1892, the Baptists dedicated their new brick church at the southeast corner of Third and Lockwood Street. The church cost the Baptist Society $23,000. Here it is being razed in Januar

    Most of the following was taken directly from an article published in the July 2008 issue of Michigan History Magazine titled “A Historic Cannon Comes to Alpena” written by Raymond Herek. The battles

    Group of children at probably Thomson Beach in Alpena. Boy in forefront is believed to be Dennis Knechtel.

    Dwellings in unknown location.

    Dennis Knechtel with probably his mother, Margaret Linke Knechtel, and his sister.

    Middle-aged Couple on Porch

    Stone fence.

    Believed to be a funeral flower wreath with musical notes and the letter "B" done by Linke Florist.

    Daniel, Sarah, and Mary Carter were Alpena's pioneer family arriving in 1856. Daniel helped organize the county and served as the first postmaster. Sarah was familiar with medicines and the treatment

   

    Linke's Florist Shop and Greenhouses at 331 W. Mirre Street in Alpena during the Christmas season 1960.

    Robert Haltiner was a board member for the Thunder Bay Theatre.

    -Tear on the top right of page 5

    The Timber Cruiser published by the Journalism class of Alpena Community College January 18, 1961 volume 3, number 5. Main headline A.C.C. Student Activity Fund Explained.

    The Timber Cruiser published by the Journalism class of Alpena Community College May 24, 1961 volume 3, number 9. Main headline Mike Lund "In" As Student Council President.