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    Looking Southwest across the Thunder Bay River from the Paper Company.

    Aerial view of the water mill at Oldfield Dam (also known as Richardson Dam) on the Thunder Bay River above Ninth Avenue.

    "Home of William E. Potter, 306 Washington Ave., 1886. Built 1883, Dismantled 1965."

    Fletcher Home, 3rd north of Hitchcock; Johnson Home, 4th north of Hitchcock; Comstock Home, 5th north of Hitchcock. Johnson home burned down in May of 1931 (Fred Trelfa Binder 1).

    The Detroit, Bay City, and Alpena Railway Company Depot located near the corner of Werth and Piper Roads. This was the first train depot in Alpena.

    This photo, taken on August 18, 1885, shows downtown Alpena from the Second Ave bridge. Notice on the left is the Maltz Opera house and Maltz Block. On the right is the Greenbaum Brothers department

    Official No.: 126360; Final Date: 1921; Dimensions (LBD): 182' x 34' x 12' ; 1886 Owned Chicago Lumbering Co 1904 Owned A.B. MacLaren, J.A. Madigan & E.R. McCarthy 1908 Added A-frame and clamshell 19

    Official No.: 76645; Final Date: 13 Nov 1920; Dimensions (LBD): 259' x 38' x 20' ; 1886 Owned Eddy Brothers & Shaw 1888 Owned Eddy Transportation Co 1892 Owned Sulphite Fibre Transporation Co 1897 Ow