Fred Trelfa Collection

    The sorting gap was where logs were sorted according to owner by reading the mark on the end of each log.

    "Owl Cafe, west corner of Second and Chisholm Street, burned February 18, 1927. Holmes & Reynolds - Alpine Block"

    View from the Churchill house, originally the Fletcher house, showing west Alpena with the Centennial building on the right from May 25, 1887.

    "Doe and Nursing Fawn, Alpena Forest Reserve"

    Stoney Point is also known as Mich-e-ke-wis Park.

    "Beaver Dam near King Bridge on North Branch, Oct. 4, 1953"

    Chisholm Street looking across the Thunder Bay River. House in center background was called the "Pest House" or "Raven's Craig." People with contagious diseases were quarantined there.

    The piles of wood at the center belong to the Sulfite Paper Pulp Factory.

    "Partridge on N. [North] Point Rd. June 14, 1925"

    "Ground Hog on Spratt Road, 1927"

    St. Bernard's Catholic Church is to right of center.

    St. Bernard's Catholic Church is to left of center.

    St. Anne's Catholic Church at center.

    "South Bank of River above Middle Ground, May 4, 1940"

    St. Anne's Catholic Church at center.

    Ninth Street Dam is far center right.

    Churches left to right: Trinity Episcopal, First Congregational, First Baptist.

    "Fletcher, Pack & Co., and Minor Lumber Co, Bay Mills, 5-25-[18]87. From Churchill House"

    No. 1 Fire House was located on the corner of Third Avenue and River Street.

    "Fletcher, Pack & Co., River Mill, 1890"