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    Widdis Transfer and Storage Company was owned and operated by Fred G. Widdis. His business card advertised "Passenger, baggage and freight transferred to and from all trains, boats and any part of th

    Arthur Linke in buggy.

    Albert, Margaret, Dorothy, and Leo Linke in a buggy next to the Linke's greenhouses.

    Crystal Ice Company wagon in front of New York Saloon at an unknown location.

    An image captured in 1897 detailing the east corner of Second and Chisholm to the Maltz opera House.

    Man driving horse on a stand-behind cart.

    Man driving a team of horses pulling a fancy couch.

    Looking Northeast down Second Avenue from about Lockwood Street. Chisholm Street is the first cross street. St. Mary's Church steeple is visible just past the bridge.

    Main Street, Hillman.

    Adam's Express, Adam's Freight, and American Express Agency parade wagons, c1920.

    The D.D. Hanover Harness Shop was located on Chisholm Street in the back portion of the building that fronted with the original Owl Cafe (corner of Second and Chisholm Street). The brick building to

    Engine House No. 1 of the Central Fire Station. This building replaced the original Engine House No. 1, which burned in 1910. It was located on the corner of Third Avenue and River Street.

    See "Alpena Gleanings and Stones from Her Granite Gardens Part V" by Robert Haltiner, pages 56-59, for more information.

    The original Armory was located on the north side of Chisholm Street near the center of the block between Second and Third Avenues. This is the aftermath of the fire that destroyed the Armory on Dece