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    Log mark or marks for Embery Martin Lumber Co. in Alpena, Michigan.

    Log mark or marks for S. A. Davison in Alpena, Michigan, 1900.

    Log mark or marks for Carl Kramer in Alpena, Michigan.

    Log mark or marks for Joseph Lawrence in Alpena, Michigan.

    Log mark or marks for Ole Johnson in Alpena, Michigan, 1900.

    Grace or Grace Harbor is in Bearinger Township, Presque Isle County, Michigan. It was a village on Hammond Bay, Lake Huron, and was founded in 1893 by the Grace Lumber Lumber Company of Detroit. Raws

    Grace or Grace Harbor is in Bearinger Township, Presque Isle County, Michigan. It was a village on Hammond Bay, Lake Huron, and was founded in 1893 by the Grace Lumber Lumber Company of Detroit. Raws

    Grace or Grace Harbor is in Bearinger Township, Presque Isle County, Michigan. It was a village on Hammond Bay, Lake Huron, and was founded in 1893 by the Grace Lumber Lumber Company of Detroit. Raws

    Grace or Grace Harbor is in Bearinger Township, Presque Isle County, Michigan. It was a village on Hammond Bay, Lake Huron, and was founded in 1893 by the Grace Lumber Lumber Company of Detroit. Raws

    The Churchill School was a two-story brick six-room building erected in 1896 and was first named the Garfield School. It was located on Washington Avenue. The school was destroyed by fire in 1946.

    During January 1898, George N. Fletcher and Sons commenced the erection of a large paper mill on Fletcher Street near Pine Street opposite their Sulphite Paper Pulp factory. The first paper was made

    During January 1898, George N. Fletcher and Sons commenced the erection of a large paper mill on Fletcher Street near Pine Street opposite their Sulphite Paper Pulp factory. The first paper was made

    During January 1898, George N. Fletcher and Sons commenced the erection of a large paper mill on Fletcher Street near Pine Street opposite their Sulphite Paper Pulp factory. The first paper was made

    The Broad Family own the Beaver Lake Hunting Club that Henry K. Gustin was connected to for many years. Gustin's business and personal records where stored in the attic of the club. During renovation

    Trelfa number 4-2744. "Copy of Mrs. Shooks picture."

    Identification: Top Row: 5 Tony Duley, 6 Gus Crow, 9 Mindock, end - Barn [Boss?] Dolf Rivard [Adolphus Revard]. 2nd Row: 1 Irwin, 9 Tom Oliver - 10 Bill Riley, 11 Porky. 3rd Row - Last 2 - Scaler & E

    Identifications: Upper Row: unknown, Jack McDade, Tom Dougherty, unknown, unknown, Bob Ross, Blakley, Donald Franklin. Lower Row: Gibbons, Redey? Morrill, others unknown

    "Logging Crew Huron Handle & Lumber Co."

    "Huron Handle & Lumber Co. Teams"

    "Log Storage, Huron Handle & Lumber Co."