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    People in front of a logging camp during the winter could be family visiting or cooks with their helpers and chore boys.

    Possibly a banquet and program for the 25th Anniversary of the St.Paul Lutheran Church in 1915.

    Dennis Knechtel with probably his mother, Margaret Linke Knechtel, and his sister.

    Men, women, and children standing outside in late Spring or early Fall in an unknown location.

    St. Bernard's Parish had its beginning in 1861 when Bishop Baraga traveled here from Sault Ste. Marie on snowshoes. Father Patrick Murray had the church, that is shown, built in 1866. It was located

    Ludwig R. Balken was born in Norway on June 11, 1865, immigrated to America in 1886, and married Margaret Eastonson in Evanston, Illinois on August 1, 1888. According to city directories, he was in A

    Above taken from "The Town That Wouldn't Die" by Robert Haltiner.

    Four unidentified people at the big rock at Middle Island.

    Lillian Hartlep, right, with daughter Esther, and two unidentified people aboard a small sailboat docked at Middle Island.

    The Epsteyn residence was located at the corner of First Avenue and Dunbar Street.

    Men with bear cubs outside the Union Hotel, Alpena.

    Main Street, Hillman.

    A gathering of vehicles and people in front of Alpena's City Hall. The Fletcher Office Building and Library are on the left.

    Known as the Dean of Alpena Businessmen, Adam Ludewig came to Alpena in 1871, and owned and operated a bookstore in various Alpena locations for over fifty years. He received many public honors inclu

    The 1876 Centennial Building at the corner of First Avenue, Washington Avenue, and Chisholm Street.

    Interior view of The Alpena News office, then located on River Street between Second and Third Avenues.

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

    The laying of the cornerstone of the Federal Building accorded on April 9, 1912. The Federal Building is located on Water Street at the end of First Avenue along the Thunder Bay River in Alpena, Mich