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    Postmarked July 26, 1923, Manistee, Mich.

    Postmarked July 8, 1923, Alpena, MI

    Collapse of the Ninth Street Bridge across the Thunder Bay River, Alpena, Michigan during the flood of April 1923.

    Collapse of the Ninth Street Bridge across the Thunder Bay River, Alpena, Michigan during the flood of April 1923.

    Collapse of the Ninth Street Bridge across the Thunder Bay River during the flood of April 1923. Alpena County, Michigan.

    Ninth Street Bridge, Alpena, Michigan during flood on April 23, 1923.

    Chisholm Street Bridge (Thunder Bay River) damaged from flood on April 23, 1923.

    The third Second Avenue Bridge across the Thunder Bay River in Alpena, Michigan, looking southwest. Alpena Furniture is large building. References to dynamiting and the flood of April 1923.

    Tragedy struck on Maundy Thursday, March 29, 1923 when the original St. Paul Lutheran Church was completely destroyed by fire.

    In 1923, the Thunder Bay River crested 18 inches over the 1922 record high. The Chisholm Street and Ninth Street bridges collapsed. Homes near Ninth Street and Washington Avenue were surrounded by wa

    The Alpena Board of Commerce Band in uniform standing in front of City Hall.

    The USS ARIZONA was launched June 19, 1915 and decommissioned on December 29, 1941 having been one of the vessels sunk during the attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. The vessel and crew visit

    The USS ARIZONA was launched June 19, 1915 and decommissioned on December 29, 1941 having been one of the vessels sunk during the attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. The vessel and crew visit

    Log mark form used to register cattle brand.

    The Story of Turtle Lake, in Rust Township, Montmorency County, Michigan. Includes the creation of the Turtle Lake Club.

    Log mark or marks for David Paulhaus in Alpena, Michigan, 1923.

    This is now called Rotary Island Mill Park.

    Chisholm Street looking across the Thunder Bay River. House in center background was called the "Pest House" or "Raven's Craig." People with contagious diseases were quarantined there.

    The piles of wood at the center belong to the Sulfite Paper Pulp Factory.

    Visible is the Linke's Greenhouse chimney.