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    "West Side of Second from Chisholm, North, 1892"

    "South-east from Fletcher Paper Company Water Tank, April 19, [19]58"

    St. Anne's Catholic Church at far left.

    The Culligan block on the far right is the site of the present Culligan Plaza and fountain. Second Avenue Bridge can be seen in the far center.

    This shows the old swing Second Avenue Bridge used prior to the drawbridge built in 1939.

    Ninth Street Dam is far center right.

    This building housed the U.S. Weather Bureau prior to being remodeled. The 1876 Centennial Building is at the far right.

    Present day Lafarge cement plant is located on Trowbridge Point. The Obed Smith School at N. Second Avenue and Spratt Street is center.

    A view of Third Avenue from River Street looking southwest.

    Looking Southwest along Third Avenue. The three-story building with the cupola is the Union School. Central Hotel was located on Lockwood Street between 2nd and 3rd Avenues.

    In the first image, Trinity Episcopal Church (Washington Avenue is on the left, Methodist Episcopal Church (Chisholm Street) is center, and First Congregational Church (Second Avenue) is on the right

    Looking North in 1891, along Second Avenue from Washington Avenue of downtown Alpena. The Masonic Block is on the left. This is just prior to the F.C. Holmes building (Alpena Printing Studio; current

    Looking North along Second Avenue from Washington Avenue. The Masonic Block is to the left. The F.C. Holmes building built in 1894 is next to it (Alpena Printing Studio / currently Black Sheep Pub).

    Chisholm Street looking northwest from Second Avenue. The original Owl Cafe is far left.

    Looking Southeast from the Alpena County Courthouse.

    Second Avenue and Chisholm Street looking South in downtown Alpena.

    Main street of Posen, Michigan in Presque Isle County. Poles settled the area in 1870, the first being Lawrence Kowalski. It was named after the Pozan province in Poland.

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    The Globe Hotel was located on Washington Avenue just in from Chisholm Street in the present location of Trinity Episcopal Church parking lot.

    This photo, taken on August 18, 1885, shows downtown Alpena from the Second Ave bridge. Notice on the left is the Maltz Opera house and Maltz Block. On the right is the Greenbaum Brothers department