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    Postmarked July 14, 1925, Rogers City, Mich.

    Children sitting outside in summertime. Believed to be Leo and Margaret Linke.

    The Fletcher Office Building was originally a bath house built by the Alpena Magnetic Sulphur Springs Company in 1892. Mineral water was supplied by a 1,276 foot flowing well on the property. It was

    July 4th Parade in downtown Alpena on Second Avenue, looking south towards Chisholm Street intersection.

    Chief of Police Dougal McKenzie prior to the Lyon Brother incident in March 1926. The Lyon Brothers killed Special Investigator for the American Railway Express Company, Frank McGrath, in Norwalk, Oh

    1925 Parade "float" of cow-drawn carriage with three clown-dressed men.

    The fire engine in front of the Central Fire Station, which was built in 1911. Fire Chief R.E. Wilson was instrumental in switching the department from horse-drawn to motorized equipment.

    "Partridge on N. [North] Point Rd. June 14, 1925"

    Second Avenue looking north from Lockwood Street. The three-story Masonic Block is far left.

    - Bottom Right Corner has letters W.E.B., possibly draftsperson or publishing entity.

    Map of the City of Alpena from 1925 published by the Indianapolis Blue Print & Supply Co. Index to village additions next to the title.

    - Zoning legend and coloring appear to have been added after the production of the original map.

    Water Street, c 1925, showing Standard Oil Co. at 113, Alpena Gas Co. at 117, and Gately Co. and 121-125