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    Trelfa number 4-2049

    Trelfa number 4-2006

    See the Great Lakes Maritime Collection database for more information on these vessels.

    Log mark or marks for Moses Boday in Alpena, Michigan, 1894.

    The sorting gap was where logs were sorted according to owner by reading the mark on the end of each log.

    Kline Foundry/ Alpena Industrial Works is in the foreground. The three-story building on the corner is now Cabin Creek Coffee, then called Spens Pharmacy. Jacob Levyn, cigar maker, is across the stre

    The steeple to the left is the First Congregational Church. The steeple to the right is the First Baptist Church.

    "Jenny Sorting Gap, at Lower end of Fairgrounds, 1894"

    Log mark or marks for Herman Besser in Alpena, Michigan, 1894.

    The Culligan block on the far right is the site of the present Culligan Plaza and fountain. Second Avenue Bridge can be seen in the far center.

    The structure to the right is a "burner," which was used to burn scrap wood ans sawdust.

    Above taken from "The Town That Wouldn't Die" by Robert Haltiner.

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    Ties were railroad ties.