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    The Sherman House (hotel) was located at 217 West Fletcher Street, half way between Commercial and Merchant Streets, opposite the railroad depot. It was built prior to 1883 and remained in business u

    Central Hotel was located on Lockwood Street between Second and Third Avenues.

    The Hotel Cobden began as the Golling House at 133 West River Street in Alpena. Charles Golling sold it and moved to Romeo, Michigan. In 1899, it was re-opened as the Hotel Caobden.

    The Sherman House hotel was located at 217 West Fletcher Street, half way between Commercial and Merchant Streets, opposite the railroad depot. It was built prior to 1883 and remained in business unt

    Originally the Fletcher House, this hotel was moved in 1887 about a block to be positioned between First and Waters Street (present location of City Hall) and turned facing away from the bay. It was

    Originally the Fletcher House, this hotel was moved in 1887 about a block to be positioned between First and Waters Street (present location of City Hall) and turned facing away from the bay. It was

    The first Globe Hotel was built on River Street and burned on November 12, 1871. This Globe Hotel was built in the early 1880s on Washington Street off of Chisholm Street and burned in the 1970s.

    Left to right: Globe Hotel, Bebee Clock, Union Hotel

    Unidentified hotel or house with livery stable behind.

    Harbour View Hotel was located on Lake Huron at Presque Isle Harbor.

    Woodmen of the World Drill & Degree Team (Huron Shores Woodmen) posing outside the Globe Hotel on Washington Avenue in Alpena, Michigan, c1910.

    The Central Hotel next to the First Baptist Church on Lockwood Street.

    Washington Avenue looking west across Second Avenue. Looking from left to right: Globe Hotel, Beebe Block, Union Hotel.

    The 1900 Alpena City Directory listed 28 saloons in the City of Alpena. One was located in the Union Hotel at the junction of W. Washington and Second Avenues. Edward Fitzpatrick was the owner.

    Men with bear cubs outside the Union Hotel, Alpena.

    Hotel de Beck, also known as Beck's Grand Hotel, built by John Beck in 1909 on Long Lake, eight miles north of Alpena on Long Lake Avenue. The hotel was destroyed by fire around 1919. John Beck was b

    Looking South along Second Avenue from Washington Avenue. The Globe Hotel is to the left. Union School is center rear, and Union Hotel is on the corner on the left. A Bay City photographer's tent sit

    Originally the Fletcher House, this hotel was moved in 1887 about a block to be positioned between First and Waters Street (present location of City Hall) and turned facing away from the bay. It was

    "Churchill Mill, 1892"