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    Alpena's U.S. Fish Hatchery was completed in 1882, and proceeded to plant fish in surrounding waters until 1933. In 1928, the hatchery was moved from its original location on Water Street to the rear

    The Thunder Bay River at Alpena showing stacks of lumber along the river's edge waiting for transport.

    The first Globe Hotel was built on River Street and burned on November 12, 1871. This Globe Hotel was built in the early 1880s on Washington Street off of Chisholm Street and burned in the 1970s.

    Log mark or marks for L. R. Sanborn & Son in Alpena, Michigan, 1885.

    Log mark or marks for Archie McCallum in Alpena, Michigan, 1885.

    Log mark or marks for Mulvaney Brothers in Alpena, Michigan, 1885.

    Log mark for Rufus P Atkinson in Alpena, Michigan, 1885.

    Log mark or marks for Blake and Lacey in Alpena, Michigan, 1885.

    Log mark or marks for James Hubert in Alpena, Michigan, 1885.

    Log mark or marks for Thwaites Brothers in Alpena, Michigan, 1885.

    Photo of downtown Alpena from Washington Ave down Second Ave, taken in 1885.

    Badore Lumber Camp Account Ledger, 1884 - 1886

    North Branch Drive Lumber Camp Account Ledger, 1885

    South Branch Drive Lumber Camp Account Ledger, 1885

    Wolf Creek Drive Lumber Camp Account Ledger, 1885

    Log mark or marks for Davison and Collins in Alpena, Michigan, 1885.

    Log mark or marks for Arthur Pack & Co in Alpena, Michigan, 1885.

    "Alpena State Street Gas Works, Sep. 1, 1885"

    According to the 1887 City Directory, the Alpena Gas Company had a capital of $60,000. The president was W. L. Churchill with James Field as vice-president. Peter DeMill Jr. was manager. The Gas Comp

    in 1880, the three-room Franklin School was built for $1,350; another room was added in 1884 for $1,824. The school was located on Lockwood Street between 9th and 10th Avenues. After closing, the bui