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    Lee Spencer LaForge was born to Carrie Pattee and Burton LaForge on the family farm in Curran, Michigan on April 9, 1913. He served in the U.S. Army Corp of Engineers, Company D 333, from 1941 to 194

    Alpena General Hospital, Alpena, Mich., c 1940

    Alpena General Hospital, Alpena, Mich., c 1940. This new modern, fireproof hospital is built of monolithic concrete and serves the wide areas of Northeastern Michigan for a radius of 50 miles. The ho

    New Second Street Bridge, Alpena, Mich.

    Dedicated April 15, 1940

    Postmarked January 29, 1940, Alpena, MI

    Postmarked August 28, 1940, Hubbard Lake, MI

    New Second Avenue Bridge, Alpena, Mich. Judged most beautiful bridge constructed in the United States in 1940, Second Avenue bridge is one of the most outstanding bridges in the country.

    Trelfa number 4-550

    Alpena Power Company's Ninth Street Dam across the Thunder Bay River, Alpena, Michigan,

    The fourth Second Avenue Bridge across the Thunder Bay River in Alpena, Michigan, c1940. Alpena Furniture Store in background.

    The fourth Second Avenue Bridge across the Thunder Bay River in Alpena, Michigan, soon after opening. c1940. Built in 1939. Vessel WYANDOTTE.

    The fourth Second Avenue Bridge across the Thunder Bay River in Alpena, Michigan, c1940. Built in 1939. Vessel WYANDOTTE.

    Child smelling bouquet of flowers. The young woman is possibly Dorothy Linke.

    The Linke Family plot in the original portion of Evergreen Cemetery in section A-170. Visible are the grave markers of Hannah D. Linke who was buried on March 16, 1938 and Alfred Julius Linke who was

    The burning of the Alpena Central High School on April 14, 1940.

    The burning of the Alpena Central High School on April 14, 1940.

    The burning of the Alpena Central High School on April 14, 1940.

    Martinsons; Black & White Grocery; Sepull Drugs; Roxall Drugs; Masters Shoes; Adam's Book Store; Maltz Theatre; Rene's Jewelry;

    This elegant example of Renaissance Revival architecture was constructed during 1911-1912. The Federal Building is executed in brick faced with smooth ashlar. A balustrade tops the modillioned cornic