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    The 1905 Alpena City Directory published by R.L. Polk & Co. Directory contains a series of business listings, local history, governmental notes, and residents by their last name.

    A good catch at Cheboygan. Mich. Caught in the Little Black, Cheboygan Co.. Mich., May 14, (19)05, by [?Robert D.?] St. Amour - Weight [7 lbs?]

    Postmarked May 4, 1905, Alpena, MI; postmarked May 5, 1905, Detroit, MI

    Trelfa number Sep-45

    Log mark or marks for J. A. Widner in Alpena, Michigan, (date).

    The Eales Brothers and Company Shingle and Tie Mill began operation in 1895 on the corner of Oldfield and Ninth Streets. Their office was at 336 North Second Avenue. It was operated by Allan and John

    C. Moench Sons' Tannery Company operated by John C. and Henry L. Moench of Cattaraugus, NY, and William Kreb. The tannery was located at the end of Washington Avenue, west of Alpena.

    Log mark or marks for J. D. Hill in Alpena, Michigan, 1905.

    Log mark or marks for William H LeRoy in Alpena, Michigan, 1905.

    Log mark for the Alpena Cedar Company in Alpena, Michigan, 1905

    "Richardson Lumber Co., Crew, 1905"

    Records of Henry K. Gustin for Cloverdale Lands providing locations and types of timber cut and by whom.

    Henry K. Gustin's record of location and type of timber cut.

    Henry K. Gustin's record of location and type of timber cut.

    Henry K. Gustin's record of location and type of timber cut.

    Rich Mathew's record for Henry K. Gustin of timber cut.

    "Gilchrist Log Pile, 1905"

    The Library holds an extensive collection of Richardson Lumber Company Records. See the Harris/Richardson Collection in Special Collections.

    Churches from left to right: Methodist-Episcopal, First Congregational, First Baptist. Just right of the far center is the Alpena Central High School.

    Arthur White's residence was at 410 Lockwood St., Alpena, MI.